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…antics
The Uni::eventually(Runnable) operator had been previously moved from onItemOrFailure() to
onTermination() semantics so as to handle cancellation on top of already handling items and
failures.
This aligns the `eventually(Supplier<Uni<T>>)` variant with its `eventually(Runnable)`
counterpart.
Fixessmallrye#1742.
BREAKING CHANGE: this may break code bases where onItemOrFailure() semantics were correctly assumed and cancellation was handled separately.
…antics
The Uni::eventually(Runnable) operator had been previously moved from onItemOrFailure() to
onTermination() semantics so as to handle cancellation on top of already handling items and
failures.
This aligns the `eventually(Supplier<Uni<T>>)` variant with its `eventually(Runnable)`
counterpart.
Fixessmallrye#1742.
BREAKING CHANGE: this may break code bases where onItemOrFailure() semantics were correctly
assumed and cancellation was handled separately.
Uni::eventually(uni)
is currently a shortcut toonItemOrFailure()::call
but it doesn't handle the termination / cancellation cases.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: