Implement Reusable RabbitMQ Connection in Publisher #46
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Can you add a test that verifies this? It should probably publish a few times in a row and check the number of open connections.
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This pull request introduces enhancements to the
Tackle.publishby implementing the ability to reuse a RabbitMQ connection viaTackle.Connection.open(name, ..). This change aims to improve performance and resource management by minimizing the overhead of establishing new connections for each publishing action.