feat: implement WithInfiniteRetry() option #38
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- Offer the possibility to retry indefinitely with the last backoff duration set - Works with any backoff duration strategy - Add a 'retries' parameters to the function passed into RunCtx() args, so that the called function know the number of current retries
eapache
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Dec 5, 2023
This reverts commit 70ab61c.
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Hey @eapache 👋 |
eapache
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Minor nits, but mostly looks good to me now. Thanks! |
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Hi,
First of all, thank you very much for this library that I'm using.
I'm submitting this pull request to you, which adds a feature I need in some of my projects, namely the ability to retry indefinitely.
Due to transactional constraints, in some cases, I cannot afford for a transaction not to be executed, and I believe that using your retrier coupled with good monitoring should handle the job more cleanly than a panicOnError().
That's why the request includes the following modifications: