Q: Why is the default channel buffer of an `Androi...

# uniflow

[Erik]

Q:
Why is the default channel buffer of an AndroidDataFlow equal to 10? This seems like a magic number to me. Or has this been benchmarked and proven to be a practical limit?
Why is it not equal to Channel.BUFFERED (defaults to 64) or Channel.UNLIMITED? The latter is probably not a good idea (limiting concurrency / memory consumption is probably a good idea).

[Erik]

relevant code: https://github.com/uniflow-kt/uniflow-kt/blob/6481d4a1e0ab47e1b8927ebc3d252dc2e43ba440/uniflow-androidx/src/main/java/io/uniflow/androidx/flow/AndroidDataFlow.kt#L32