final case class ConstEvolution[-I, +O, +E](stage: Stage[I, O, E], _dispose: () => Unit) extends Evolution[I, O, E] with Product with Serializable
An Evolution that returns the same constant Stage regardless of the status.
Used by StageOps.toEvolution to lift a stage into an evolution. Being deaf to the status is the point wherever the
status reaching this evolution is not the one the constant stage should be chosen by — that is what makes it the
evolution the h8io.stages.cycles operators return outwards.
Disposal is not tied to the constant stage: it runs whatever _dispose holds, so the caller decides what this
evolution is the cleanup handle for.
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the input type (contravariant)
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the output type (covariant)
- E
the error type (covariant)
- stage
the stage returned by every branch
- _dispose
the thunk
disposedelegates to; a no-op when built by the single-argumentConstEvolution.apply
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Composes this evolution with the one downstream of it, so that for every status
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Releases everything held by the Stage that produced this evolution.
Releases everything held by the Stage that produced this evolution. That stage is permanently unusable afterwards — neither applied nor skipped again — and this is the only place its resources are released.
Whoever terminates a pipeline is responsible for disposing the evolution of the final Yield, so that the continuation is released at once instead of being carried around. The reference terminal driver is the
executeextension method ofh8io.stages.basein the lib module.dispose()stays valid after evolve has been called on the same instance, and must then release everything still alive, including whatever building the continuation acquired.evolvehands over no ownership: this evolution remains the cleanup point for its lineage until the continuation has run and produced an evolution of its own, which takes the role over from that moment.Exceptions are not part of this contract: a stage whose
applythrows produces no yield and therefore no evolution, so there is nothing to dispose — it must clean up after itself (see the Lifecycle section in Stage).A no-op is a fine implementation for a stage holding nothing external.
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The next stage, for the given status.
The next stage, for the given status.
May release what belongs to this generation alone — anything the returned stage and its own evolution will not reuse.
evolveand dispose are not mutually exclusive. Usually only one of them is called on an instance: a terminal driver disposes, a continuing pipeline evolves and drops the previous evolution. But a caller may do both, and operators owning their inner stage (Loop,Repeatand the rest ofh8io.stages.cyclesin the lib module) do exactly that — they evolve eagerly and keep the innerdisposeas the cleanup handle of the generation they just built.- Definition Classes
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fto every stage this evolution would return, leaving disposal delegated to it unchanged.The way an operator keeps its wrapping in place across generations: the continuation comes back wrapped the same way the current stage is.
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