zio.temporal.workflow

Contains result of an asynchronous computation. Similar to zio.IO with the following differences:

1. Can be used only inside a Temporal workflow code. Use zio.ZIO and its derivatives to implement activities and workflow starting and querying code. run method doesn't throw InterruptedException. The only way to unblock run is to complete the ZAsync

2. ZAsync doesn't directly supports cancellation. Use io.temporal.workflow.CancellationScope to cancel and handle cancellations. The pattern is that a canceled operation completes its ZAsync with io.temporal.failure.CanceledFailure when canceled.

3. Unlike zio.IO (that is '''lazy'''), ZAsync is '''strict'''. Whenever a ZAsync is created, The thunk is immediately started

Handle to a cancellation scope created through ZWorkflow.newCancellationScope or ZWorkflow.newDetachedCancellationScope. Supports explicit cancelling of the code a cancellation scope wraps. The code in the CancellationScope has to be executed using run method.

Represents untyped child workflow stub

Represents untyped external workflow stub

Implements the logic to execute compensation operations that is often required in Saga applications. The following is a skeleton to show of how it is supposed to be used in workflow code:

Represents temporal workflow client

Represents temporal workflow client options

Represents temporal workflow options

Initializes and holds gRPC blocking and future stubs.

Represents temporal workflow service stubs options

Represents untyped workflow stub