if you have better suggestion 👍

An example if a user pressing a button to submit a form. I expect my

DataFlow

to just expose a function

fun submit(): Unit

. Of course I could write

fun submit() {
    action { /*..*/ }
}

But then I actively must ignore the returned value from

action { /*..*/ }

. What is its intended use? Furthermore, wouldn't it be nicer to be able to write

fun submit() = action { /*..*/ }

while

Unit

is returned, indicating that the submit function is fire and forget: it returns quickly but ensures that an action is submitted to its internals that might (or might not) lead to events and state changes.

Let me take a look at uniflow-test now

I've seen the validator now and I understand what it validates, but I still don't understand why all public

DataFlow

functions must return an

ActionFlow

.

not sure it’s a consistent way to effectively avoid any side effect directly on a ActionFlow, we don’t need to see it 👍

I can help validate VM with a Kotlin compiler instead, it will have more sense