hi , i got a faster upstream, and a slow downstream, 

 so  i want to "combine" the up-coming item into a arraybuffer, and then 
consume the arraybuffer in a batch.

i find the Flow.batch seems can help me here,

but i write some test,which is not what i expect

   *case class *IntHolder(*var *a:Int=0)


  test(*"test simple batch"*) {

    *implicit val *mat = *ActorMaterializer*()

    *val *broadCastModule = *new *BroadCastModule[String](*system*)

    *val *source = Source.*repeat*(1)

*//    val source = Source.actorRef[Int](1000, OverflowStrategy.dropHead)
    **val *temp=source.batch(20,it=>*new 
*IntHolder(0))((all,other)=>{all.a+=other;all})

    *val *end=temp.runForeach(it=>{*println*(it);Thread.*sleep*(2000)})

    Thread.*sleep*(50000)

  }


most output is:

IntHolder(1)
IntHolder(1)
IntHolder(1)
IntHolder(1)
IntHolder(1)

here is my code, the problem is the most of IntHolder is 1 inside



but i thread.sleep(2000) so i think the consumer is slow enough,


i expect most of the println is IntHolder(20),because the consumer is slow,the 
producer will do batch for most item.


what is wrong?  thanks 

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