FORK right now allows a maximum of 8 branches.
Since FORK executes the branches in parallel, we needed to put a limit on how many we can realistically support without running into circuit breakers exceptions, or worse OOMs 🙃 .
However, we could increase this limit if we wanted to.
Instead of executing all the branches in parallel, we could potentially see if we can batch them instead, so internally we would still limit how many branches get executed at the same time.
I assume that even if we were to use this model, we would still want to have an upper limit on how many FORK branches we allow, just to be safe, but that limit could be much higher.
FORK right now allows a maximum of 8 branches.
Since FORK executes the branches in parallel, we needed to put a limit on how many we can realistically support without running into circuit breakers exceptions, or worse OOMs 🙃 .
However, we could increase this limit if we wanted to.
Instead of executing all the branches in parallel, we could potentially see if we can batch them instead, so internally we would still limit how many branches get executed at the same time.
I assume that even if we were to use this model, we would still want to have an upper limit on how many FORK branches we allow, just to be safe, but that limit could be much higher.