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Per-stream
heartbeatoverrideThe
#streammethod also accepts aheartbeat:keyword that overrides the constructor-level setting for a single call. This is useful when a dispatcher is generally configured with a heartbeat but a particular response doesn't need one (e.g. a one-shot update, or multiple updates that don't keep the connection open for long). The previous value is restored once the call returns.The one-shot helpers (
#patch_elements,#remove_elements,#patch_signals,#remove_signals,#execute_script,#redirect) use this internally to avoid spawning a heartbeat thread for a single message.This change is an optimisation aimed mostly at libraries using this SDK. No-heartbeat streams were possible before but not exposed in the public API.