On 26/09/2025 15:37, Paul Bjorkstrand wrote:
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As a side note, perhaps having Joiner.allSettled() return the subtasks
themselves (in a stream?), and you can interrogate each one for
success/failure, rather than having to manually keep track of subtasks
for later use.
The reason we didn't include a Joiner for that is because it is
trivially done with Joiner.allUntil(_ -> false). Also, the main case
where you have to keep a reference to the subtasks is when they return
results of different types. If they all return a result of the same type
then you can use the return from join.
-Alan
