Closed rgkirch closed 2 years ago
I think it's worth mentioning. IIUC there's nothing to dispose in the run! example and no way to stop it. Maybe that's a reason to not bring it up or just something that should get added.
Yeah. run!
returns a Reaction
which is disposable, similar to the Track
object.
Thanks for teaching me about that. I'm going to close this for now but I may come back to it in the future after I take time to complete the thought.
I actually wanted to log state changes and I was happy to find this example but I think
run!
is a better fit for this purpose. I think it's worth mentioning. IIUC there's nothing to dispose in therun!
example and no way to stop it. Maybe that's a reason to not bring it up or just something that should get added. Idk. Thanks for the docs!