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Expand Up @@ -80,10 +80,10 @@ The default value shown may not be set for the property but will only be used by
- **default**: `false`
- **description**: Whether to disable Netty's native transport methods like the io_uring support and Epoll. If set to true, Velocity will use Java's NIO transport instead.

#### velocity.disable-iouring-transport
#### velocity.enable-iouring-transport

- **default**: `false`
- **description**: Whether to disable Netty's io_uring transport method. If set to true, Velocity will use Netty's Epoll transport instead. This setting is overridden if `velocity.disable-native-transport` is set to false.
- **description**: Enables Netty's io_uring transport when set to true. By default, Velocity only uses the Epoll (on Linux) and kqueue (on macOS) native transports. This property does not override the `velocity.disable-native-transport` property.

#### velocity.natives-disabled

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