Structured Concurrency
A concurrency programming paradigm that requires the lifetime of concurrent tasks to be confined within a well-defined scope, so that a parent task exits only after all child tasks have completed or been cancelled, preventing task leakage.
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Structured concurrency requires that the lifetimes of concurrent tasks be confined to explicit scopes, with the parent task waiting for all child tasks to complete or be cancelled before exiting, thereby avoiding task leaks and orphaned concurrent operations.
In Effect's structured concurrency, if one parallel request fails, the other requests are immediately interrupted — this capability is built in.
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Structured concurrency requires that the lifetimes of concurrent tasks be confined to explicit scopes, with the parent task waiting for all child tasks to complete or be cancelled before exiting, thereby avoiding task leaks and orphaned concurrent operations.
50%UnverifiedIn Effect's structured concurrency, if one parallel request fails, the other requests are immediately interrupted — this capability is built in.
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