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[Question] How to Determine Dispatch Success When Manually Dispatching Events? #515

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arihav opened this issue Jun 25, 2024 · 4 comments

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@arihav
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arihav commented Jun 25, 2024

I need to manually dispatch events due to certain constraints, which I have implemented by setting the DispatchInterval to -1 and tracker.dispatchBlocking(). I am currently dispatching events using a job service.

My question is: how can I determine if a dispatch attempt has failed in order to implement a retry mechanism?

Thank you for your assistance!

@arihav arihav changed the title How to Determine Dispatch Success When Manually Dispatching Events? [Question] How to Determine Dispatch Success When Manually Dispatching Events? Jun 25, 2024
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Hi, do you have an idea, how to force this error ? Best by a test

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arihav commented Jul 11, 2024

Thank you for your response. I apologize, but I didn't fully understand what you meant. My question is: when using the manual dispatch mechanism, how can I determine if the dispatch failed, similar to how it is handled in the default dispatcher?

I appreciate your help!

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how can I determine if the dispatch failed

I search a way to force a failed dispatch, to have a reproduceable workflow for development

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arihav commented Jul 11, 2024

I am reproducing the error by setting the tracker.dispatchTimeout to 1, so the request to the server always fails within this short time.

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