Vladimir Dementyev

Found another similar issue (and they suggest that the problem is Asyncify) : https://github.com/nbarkhina/DosWasmX/issues/21#issuecomment-2561907571

A more recent issue: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=284752 Just upgraded to 18.4 on MacOS and iOS and that fixed the problem (at least, for one of my apps).

> I got some reports that this issue is reproducible on https://ruby-quiz-2025.storesinc.tech/ at Kaigi... 😢 Probably, older Safari? 18.4 came out just on March, 31st. I've checked the stores quiz...

You should use `channel.disconnect()` instead of `cable.unsubscribe(channel)` to avoid double-unsubscribe errors. Re: receiving twice. Could you please share the full snippet related to AnyCable?

Hey Kai, Sorry for late response. And thanks for the details. > There are ~20 subscribers to the channel. Hm, with such a low number of active subscribers, it's strange...

> if it's necessary I could probably duplicate the traffic to a local app for testing not necessary but that would help to investigate this further

Hey @adenta, It sounds like in your case using [AnyCable Thruster](https://github.com/anycable/thruster) could be the simplest option. Check it out. Do you use AnyCable RPC? You may also consider running it...

Thanks for reporting! Yeah, we have the configuration properly covered at the Ruby side: https://docs.anycable.io/ruby/broadcast_adapters?id=redis-sentinel-support It's the same for the Go server, meaning the env var works (there's no `EnvVars`...

Thanks a lot @pjpires! (Sorry it took so long to say that). We finally got some time to invest into Kamal deployment, and this PR helped a lot. (We've created...

Hey @zarqman @Envek, Thanks for all the details. I think, I have an idea on how to satisfy both use cases: 1) Ensure code is reloaded during subscription callback execution...