kingsley
03/04/2017, 8:03 AMinvokeOnCompletion
to the returned Job for launch
, but that takes away the fun since I have to repeat it everywhereelizarov
03/04/2017, 8:09 AMkingsley
03/04/2017, 8:13 AMinvokeOnCompletion
, it definitely introduces a couple other complexities.kingsley
03/04/2017, 8:15 AMDeferred
object in a way, so I gets aware of the cancellation context. Something like asyncOp.await(job)
for example, but I don't think there is any mechanism to achieve thatkingsley
03/04/2017, 8:15 AMkingsley
03/04/2017, 8:20 AM