[POC] Show a way to implement cancellable updates#297
[POC] Show a way to implement cancellable updates#297Quinn-With-Two-Ns wants to merge 1 commit intotemporalio:mainfrom
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Update interceptors don't work on the current release of the Go SDK
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Hrmm, not sure this is a pattern we should encourage, especially hiding this logic in an interceptor. I think it may be clearer if we should how to cancel an update context from another update explicitly in workflow code. If they want to make that generic to apply to all updates hidden away in an interceptor, then they can.
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The reason I moved it into the interceptor is to show you don't need to explicitly add support in your workflow
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Right, but I don't think we should encourage interceptors like this nor provide a general purpose utility. I think we should show a simple example how you can cancel a single update and if someone wants to go the extra step of hiding this from workflow authors, they can.
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it just makes the code a less elegant to do it in the workflow, but for the samples repo your right we shouldn't encourage usage of interceptors like this
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Definitely less elegant and less reusable. Acknowledged. Kinda on purpose, which is admittedly a bit strange, but we don't want people to blindly copy the approach. What I've found is that many times people want to customize these patterns so seeing them in-workflow is easy to understand.
And really, if we wanted to write this properly for reuse, I might recommend a utility instead of an interceptor.
| func (w *workflowInboundInterceptor) ExecuteWorkflow(ctx workflow.Context, in *interceptor.ExecuteWorkflowInput) (interface{}, error) { | ||
| err := workflow.SetUpdateHandlerWithOptions(ctx, UpdateCancelHandle, func(ctx workflow.Context, updateID string) error { | ||
| // Cancel the update | ||
| w.ctxMap[updateID]() |
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Probably want to delete from ctxMap here
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I didn't delete because I wanted duplicate cancels to behave the same as the server, but I didn't implement that behaviour yet
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Show how one could implement cancellable updates purely in user side code.