Closed kevinresol closed 3 years ago
Currently it can be done with a workaround:
future.map(v -> {sideEffects(); v;});
This is useful when the side effect has to be performed when the future resolves, but not necessarily triggers the future to load.
Currently it can be done with a workaround:
This is useful when the side effect has to be performed when the future resolves, but not necessarily triggers the future to load.