Chris R

The 0.25s delay is only applied when the worker is either disconnecting or at the concurrency limit. If the worker has capacity to be running jobs then the delay is...

Increase your concurrency and you will get a better throughput. The 0.25s delay is there to stop the worker process from spinning the CPU, allowing the in flight jobs to...

To answer your original question: > Would you be open to a pull request to refactor this code to match the Ruby implementation where the Executor Threads are the ones...