Suppose we have a servie actor:
class Service extends Actor {
def receive: Receive = {
case RequestA(args) => doSomething()
case RequestB(args) => doAnotherThing()
}
}
// Some client is using RequestA indirectly, like this:
class Source(request: RequestA)
A client is trying to sending RequestA to service
class Client(source: Source) {
def query: Unit = {
service ? source.request
}
}
Then one day, Service decide to NO longer support RequestA.
The above code will still compile as the client doesn't know the Service
has changed the interface, and will still send the invalid command.
Do you have recommended coding practice to follow, or tools to use, so that
it is easir to identity and track this kind of errors?
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