use twitter-stream's reconnect-on-timeout behaviour#141
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twitter-stream ~> 0.1.16 takes care of reconnecting when no data has been received for a while. With earthquake also doing this, strange behaviour occurs when twitter-stream 0.1.16 is used. Update the dependency to twitter-stream ~> 0.1.16 and remove the reconnect-on-timeout code from Earthquake::Core to restore normal behaviour.
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Thanks. I will check it out. |
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I just realised that the same change is present in #140 |
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twitter-stream ~> 0.1.16 takes care of reconnecting when no data has
been received for a while. With earthquake also doing this, strange
behaviour occurs when twitter-stream 0.1.16 is used.
Update the dependency to twitter-stream ~> 0.1.16 and remove the
reconnect-on-timeout code from Earthquake::Core to restore normal
behaviour.