Add sleep method with options for timer #2764
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The sleep function in a workflow is syntactic sugar over the timer method. Today I was going to do a change in one of my services to sleep for a few mins but wanted to add a summary and found out this is only available on the timer api. Let me know what you think of this change!
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Please add some test coverage for your new methods.
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What was changed
Adds interface method to WorkflowOutboundCallsInterceptor to accept options for sleep
Why?
The sleep function in a workflow is syntactic sugar over the timer method. Today I was going to do a change in one of my services to sleep for a few mins but wanted to add a summary and found out this is only
available on the timer api.
Let me know what you think of this change!
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