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This came up as part of documentation changes for #368. Currently, the only way to stop the session is to call dispose on the underlying RSocketRequester but RSocketGraphQlClient can built without providing a requester instance and by only specifying the target URI. There should be a first-class stop() method to use regardless of how the client is created. Likewise, there should be a similar start() method for the same reason.
Note that currently stop cannot be properly implemented to return Mono<Void> but that should be possible after rsocket/rsocket-java#1048.
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This came up as part of documentation changes for #368. Currently, the only way to stop the session is to call
dispose
on the underlyingRSocketRequester
butRSocketGraphQlClient
can built without providing a requester instance and by only specifying the target URI. There should be a first-classstop()
method to use regardless of how the client is created. Likewise, there should be a similarstart()
method for the same reason.Note that currently stop cannot be properly implemented to return
Mono<Void>
but that should be possible after rsocket/rsocket-java#1048.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: