Thread.current

[Jimmy Soho <jimmy.soho@gmail.com>]

Hi All,

Having an akward noob moment... I have unicorn_rails (1.1.5) running
with 2 workers, with rails 2.3.10 in development mode. In
environment.rb at the bottom I have this line of code:

    puts "#{Time.current} #{Thread.current.object_id}:
#{Thread.current.keys.inspect}"

In a simple controller I have this:

   def index
     puts "#{Time.current} #{Thread.current.object_id}:
#{Thread.current.keys.inspect}"
     sleep 5
     puts "#{Time.current} #{Thread.current.object_id}:
#{Thread.current.keys.inspect}"
     render :text => "foo"
   end

In window 1 I tail log/unicorn.log.
In windows 2 and 3 I start at about the same time:  curl http://localhost:3000

The output is this:

2011-01-08 01:53:56 UTC 2148444460: [:__inspect_key__, :i18n_config,
:__recursive_key__]
worker=1 ready
2011-01-08 01:53:56 UTC 2148444460: [:__inspect_key__, :i18n_config,
:__recursive_key__]
worker=0 ready
2011-01-08 01:53:57 UTC 2148444460: [:__inspect_key__, :i18n_config,
:__recursive_key__]
2011-01-08 01:53:59 UTC 2148444460: [:__inspect_key__, :i18n_config,
:__recursive_key__]
2011-01-08 01:54:02 UTC 2148444460: [:__inspect_key__, :i18n_config,
:__recursive_key__]
2011-01-08 01:54:04 UTC 2148444460: [:__inspect_key__, :i18n_config,
:__recursive_key__]

Looking at the timings the 2 requests seem to have been handled in
parallel, as expected.

However, the Thread.current value within those parallel requests is
always the same.

Are two separate requests not handled by different threads? How does that work??


Cheers,
Jim
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