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Author iunknwn
Recipients Matt Spitz, bquinlan, dmacnet, iunknwn, josh.r, pitrou, tomMoral, torsten
Date 2018-04-13.19:36:54
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The existing behavior seems strange (and isn't well documented). The code had a TODO comment from bquinlan to implement idle thread recycling, so that was why I made the change. 

That said, if threads are cheap, why not just create all the work threads on initialization, and then remove all the logic entirely?

Also, regarding the executor and thread-safety, there's an example in the current docs showing a job being added to the executor from a worker thread (it's part of the example on deadlocks, but it focuses on max worker count, not on the executor's thread-safety).
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