maxConcurrentCount=1 only executes the first task in the queue

[xinsight]

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When TaskQueue.maximumConcurrentTaskCount = 1`, only one task is executed. (The 2nd task is not executed.)

Here is a test case that indicates the issue.

    func testTwoTaskShouldBothCompleteWhenMaxConcurrentTaskCountIsOne() {

        queue.maxConcurrentTaskCount = 1

        let expectation1 = self.expectation(description: "a")
        let expectation2 = self.expectation(description: "b")

        let task = anyTask(withResult: .value(1))
        task.onValue { _ in
            expectation1.fulfill()
        }
        let task2 = anyTask(withResult: .value(1))
        task2.onValue { _ in
            expectation2.fulfill()
        }
        queue.add(task: task)
        queue.add(task: task2)

        waitForExpectations(timeout: 5)

    }

The test fails as the "b" expectation is unfulfilled. Any ideas what could be wrong?

[saidsikira]

Hi @xinsight, I'm looking into it.

[zykloman]

Hi @arikis, what is the current state of this issue? Any insights? I'm experimenting with the current swift4 branch (bd7550b27f0023ba0e612e0e56b9e0ecd06f7705) and can see a similar behaviour (Xcode 9, iOS 11).