Add a builder for arbiter + alive method #557
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LGTM from a quick look but needs a manual rebase (which I don't have perms to do on this PR). |
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@robjtede Sorry it took forever to rebase, its done |
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Overview
Builder
This adds a builder for the arbiter, allowing more customization of the thread used by the arbiter.
The first customizable I added was the name, this allows us to differentiate the different arbiters better since they are not all used for the same purpose.
Alive
I also added an
alivemethod on the arbiter so the caller can try to detect dead arbiters before sending it a future since it consumes it. Otherwise you need to have a clone future which is not good most of the time.