a semi workaround is changing the buffer size manually, but it wont stop the websocketpeer from stalling when its full.

func _ready():
	socket = WebSocketPeer.new()
	socket.connect_to_url("ws://localhost:8765/")
	socket.inbound_buffer_size = NEW SIZE
	socket.outbound_buffer_size = NEW SIZE

We have some work being done to fix this, we made a PR upstream to see if Godot will take it first. godotengine/godot#98167

@SkogiB Out of curiosity, have you guys determined a criteria for how long is reasonable to wait for a PR to be merged upstream by Godot?

I think it's good that y'all are trying to get some of your fixes merged upstream. As long as it doesn't cause too long of a delay. Having an upper limit of "waiting for Godot" time would probably be a good thing to consider.

Maybe it could even be a variable limit depending on the severity of the issue. Lower severity issues can prolly afford to wait a bit longer, while higher severity issues have a shorter time limit.

IDK just spitballing ideas.

@SkogiB Out of curiosity, have you guys determined a criteria for how long is reasonable to wait for a PR to be merged upstream by Godot?

I think it's good that y'all are trying to get some of your fixes merged upstream. As long as it doesn't cause too long of a delay. Having an upper limit of "waiting for Godot" time would probably be a good thing to consider.

Maybe it could even be a variable limit depending on the severity of the issue. Lower severity issues can prolly afford to wait a bit longer, while higher severity issues have a shorter time limit.

IDK just spitballing ideas.

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