@arthis Rigth now F# functional API don't expose necessary hooks for PostStop, on dev branch we have however a new method called
mailbox.Defer ( unit -> unit ) that allows you to register a function which will be guaranteed to be invoked whenever an actor ends its lifecycle. It's stackable so you can register many of them.
btw. @Aaronontheweb thx for persistence fix, I was pretty busy lately
In fed up with existing ones that does not handle what we need
@Horusiath I've been totally swamped on Akka.NET stuff lately - I'm switching gears to Helios today so I can get Helios v1.4 out alongside Akka.NET 1.0
has all of the mono fixes @stefansedich wrote that will allow Akka.Remote to work properly on Mono
I had someone at MarkedUp accidentally delete the master branch of our core product instead of his personal master branch (he had commit access, since he was responsible for deployments)
thankfully our CI system also used git, so it was easy to restore :p
yay for distributed source control!
not interested in revisiting it until after 1.0 ships
hey guys, so there's been a lot of conversations about Petabridge's role in Akka.NET going forward. In light of what happened with FoundationDB and Apple last week, we thought we'd make it really, really damn clear what we intend to do: http://petabridge.com/blog/no-more-foundationdbs/
OSS all the way
Hey all I was talking with @Aaronontheweb about creating a screencast documenting doing a proper Pull Request from Akka point of view. I was thinking of doing examples this using Git Hub for windows, Git bash and SourceTree. If anyone is interested, since I know @Aaronontheweb has his plate full, to review a screencast script to ensure that I am not missing anything please let me know. My plan is to create a repo for the script , potential diagrams and slides for this project. It will definitely be an iterative process and I want to be as detailed as possible so any input would be welcome. Thanks,
I'm sure folks would be happy to review it once you have a draft up - I'll personally make time to check it out no problem
Is this really the correct way to do this?
protected override void PreStart()
{
var producer = Context.System.GetExtension<DIExt>();
childActor = Context.ActorOf(producer.Props("MyActor"));
base.PreStart();
}Why cant I do this?
protected override void PreStart()
{
var producer = Context.System.GetExtension<DIExt>();
childActor = Context.ActorOf(producer.Props<MyActor>());
base.PreStart();
}
And protobuf package does that when installed