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I was able to reproduce the problem in the chatroom example, yes, accumulation of requests during automatic reconnection does desynchronize the order the requests were created in with the order they 're sent to the server.
The question is whether it's the clients responsibility, or the responsibility of the user.
When you really want multiple requests to be processed by the server in a sequence - you need to perform them synchronously:
firstReply, _ := client.Request(...)
// will only be sent when the first reply was received
secondReply, _ := client.Request(...)
In case of the chatroom example one could add a FIFO buffer stacking messages in a queue performing all requests synchronously. Though when you want to send those requests asynchronously still preserving their order, then you could include a timestamp in each to identify their location in time.
So the question is: do we really need to introduce more complexity? Is there any case that really can't be solves by the techniques described above?
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