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Reviewer's GuideThis PR enhances the asynchronous outbound messaging design by introducing a consolidated actor state model (using a RunState enum, an Option-based receiver approach, and a closed_sources counter) and adds a corresponding checklist item to the roadmap. Class diagram for consolidated actor state modelclassDiagram
class RunState {
<<enum>>
Active
ShuttingDown
Finished
}
class ActorState {
RunState run_state
u8 closed_sources
u8 total_sources
}
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16-17: Nice addition – roadmap now tracks the new state modelThe new task cleanly mirrors Design §3.4, keeping the roadmap in sync with the
specification. No issues spotted.
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| The connection actor polls four sources: a shutdown token, high- and | ||
| low-priority push channels, and an optional response stream. Earlier drafts | ||
| tracked a boolean for each source, leading to verbose state updates. The actor | ||
| now stores each receiver as an `Option` and counts how many sources have closed. | ||
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| `total_sources` is calculated when the actor starts. Whenever a receiver returns | ||
| `None`, it is set to `None` and `closed_sources` increments. When | ||
| `closed_sources == total_sources` the loop exits. This consolidation clarifies | ||
| progress through the actor lifecycle and reduces manual flag management. |
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-When `closed_sources == total_sources` the loop exits.
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| `total_sources` is calculated when the actor starts. Whenever a receiver returns | |
| `None`, it is set to `None` and `closed_sources` increments. When | |
| `closed_sources == total_sources` the loop exits. This consolidation clarifies | |
| progress through the actor lifecycle and reduces manual flag management. | |
| `total_sources` is calculated when the actor starts. Whenever a receiver returns | |
| `None`, it is set to `None` and `closed_sources` increments. When | |
| `closed_sources == total_sources`, the loop exits. This consolidation clarifies | |
| progress through the actor lifecycle and reduces manual flag management. |
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[typographical] ~204-~204: The word ‘When’ starts a question. Add a question mark (“?”) at the end of the sentence.
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| - [ ] **Run state consolidation** using `Option` receivers and a closed source | ||
| counter ([Design §3.4][design-actor-state]). |
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Hyphenate compound modifier ‘closed-source’
Treat “closed-source” as a compound adjective to mirror the earlier “high- and
low-priority” fix and avoid a garden-path read.
-counter ([Design §3.4][design-actor-state]).
+counter ([Design §3.4][design-actor-state]).(Only the hyphenation changes; line length preserved.)
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RunStateand a closed source counterTesting
make fmtmake lintmake testhttps://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_685c7ee189f883228e371991682ea7e2
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Document the consolidated actor state model and update the project roadmap accordingly
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