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* Include shared state to allow graceful shutdown Graceful shutdown of executors allows the current task to finish before exiting. This prevents half completed tasks in the general case: when workers are being scaled down. To accomplish this a shared state (using an `Arc<RwLock<WorkerState>>`) is created in a WorkerPool on instantiation. This shared state is then passed to each thread (spawned with `WorkerThread::spawn_in_pool`), and finally passed to the `Executor` instantiated by the `WorkerThread`. This allows the infinit loop in the executor to receive signals from the `WorkerPool`, and exit gracefully when requested. * Add basic error handling Add `FangError` enum derived from `thiserror::Error`. This should be the default the error type for the Fang library, all errors returned by Fang should be a value in this enum. Use FangError for errors returned by start and shutdown, remove unwraps. * Include instructions for running tests locally * Track handles of panic'd worker threads Allows the Drop trait impl of ThreadWorker to access the `thread_join_handles` of WorkerPool so it can update the thread handle when the previous thread unexpectedly exited and a new one is being started. This is done in a way that prevents data leaks (by using a Hashmap keyed off the name of the worker thread). It also ensures that threads started from the Drop impl are properly joined on shutdown. * Fix WorkerThread drop implementation WorkerThread can not have `Clone` derived on it, as each cloned copy will try to restart the thread when it's dropped, leading to an infinite number of thread spawns till stack overflow. Oops * Remove Option from SharedState type declaration Instead of having an Option wrapping an enum, have the option codified as a state in the enum. * Bump version to 0.5.0 * Add integration test for shutdown * Update simple_worker example to include signal monitoring and shutdown * Update readme to mention using signal-hook to gracefully shutdown worker |
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Simple example
The job described in this example enqueues a new job during its execution saving thread name of the current worker to its metadata.