If you’d want an additional delay first. ```IO.sl...

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[simon.vergauwen]

If you’d want an additional delay first.

IO.sleep(5.seconds).flatMap { 
  IO.effect { println("${Instant.now()}: test") }
    .repeat(IO.concurrent(), Schedule.spaced(IO.monad(), 5.seconds)) 
}

[Kirill Bubochkin]

But if I understand it correctly, it will wait for 5 sec, and then will still emit 2 prints in a row, right?

[Kirill Bubochkin]

What I’m looking for is like this:

00:00 print
00:05 print
00:10 print

[simon.vergauwen]

Oh okay, I miss-understood the question.

[simon.vergauwen]

Hey @Kirill Bubochkin you’re absolutely correct!
I actually fixed this for the next version on my current branch, I’ll be raising and merging that soon 🙂

[simon.vergauwen]

2020-06-01T14:29:18.679Z: test
2020-06-01T14:29:23.751Z: test
2020-06-01T14:29:28.752Z: test

This is what I am seeing locally for the same code.

[Kirill Bubochkin]

ah, that’s cool, thanks 🙂

[simon.vergauwen]

Anytime 👍