class TestActor extends ActorPublisher[Int] {
println("RUN")
def receive = {
case Request(elements) => while (totalDemand > 0 && isActive) {
onNext(1)
}
case Cancel => println("CANCEL")
}
}
Source[Int](Props[TestActor])
.map { x => throw new Exception(); x }
.runForeach { x => }
Source[Int](Props[TestActor])
.mapAsync(Future.successful)
.map { x => throw new Exception(); x }
.runForeach { x => }
Source[Int](Props[TestActor])
.mapAsyncUnordered(Future.successful)
.map { x => throw new Exception(); x }
.runForeach { x => }
I have a simple actor publisher:class TestActor extends ActorPublisher[Int] {
println("RUN")
def receive = {
case Request(elements) => while (totalDemand > 0 && isActive) {
onNext(1)
}
case Cancel => println("CANCEL")
}
}
and i found a strange feature:Source[Int](Props[TestActor])
.map { x => throw new Exception(); x }
.runForeach { x => }
printed RUN and CANCEL
Source[Int](Props[TestActor])
.mapAsync(Future.successful)
.map { x => throw new Exception(); x }
.runForeach { x => }
printed only RUN
Source[Int](Props[TestActor])
.mapAsyncUnordered(Future.successful)
.map { x => throw new Exception(); x }
.runForeach { x => }
throwed java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
i use "1.0-M3" version of akka-streams
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