added to_nsq app #416
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| topic = flag.String("topic", "", "nsq topic") | ||
| delimiter = flag.String("delimiter", "\n", "what from stdin to split on (lines by default)") | ||
| maxInFlight = flag.Int("max-in-flight", 200, "max number of messages to allow in flight") |
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we don't need a max-in-flight for the publisher side.
(max in flight doesn’t make sense for producers)
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Most welcome. Hope it's useful.
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Guys - it says you have unmerged commits from my branch - not sure what it is but I don't want to miss anything? |
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@matryer I cherry-picked and squashed into master manually, I was a little trigger happy for no good reason 😁 (it's fine) |
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Addresses #304
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