The README still mentions: If something goes wrong, e.g. a timeout (after configurable retries are exhausted) when interacting with the coordination service, ConstructR by default terminates its ActorSystem. At least for constructr-akka this can be changed by providing a custom SupervisorStrategy to the manually started Constructr actor, but be sure you know what you are doing.
The latter is no longer the case, right? de.heikoseeberger.constructr.akka.Constructr is final, fixes its SupervisionStrategy to SupervisorStrategy.stoppingStrategy and terminates its ActorSystem when coordination terminates.
I'd like to have some more control over what to do when coordination fails.
The README still mentions: If something goes wrong, e.g. a timeout (after configurable retries are exhausted) when interacting with the coordination service, ConstructR by default terminates its ActorSystem. At least for constructr-akka this can be changed by providing a custom SupervisorStrategy to the manually started Constructr actor, but be sure you know what you are doing.
The latter is no longer the case, right?
de.heikoseeberger.constructr.akka.Constructr
is final, fixes its SupervisionStrategy toSupervisorStrategy.stoppingStrategy
and terminates itsActorSystem
when coordination terminates.I'd like to have some more control over what to do when coordination fails.