Motivation and Context

The stochastic_subscriberSeemsThreadSafe test in StoringSubscriberTest is flaky and gives

[ERROR]   StoringSubscriberTest.stochastic_subscriberSeemsThreadSafe:188 » Execution org.opentest4j.AssertionFailedError: 
expected: 0
 but was: 1

The reason seems to be that the onSubscribe() likely triggers an initial request(n) call, the Producer immediately starts sending messages (0, 1, 2...). However, consumer thread starts later and may miss message 0 .

Modifications

Start consumer first and then call the onSubscribe()

Testing

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