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Consuming an AsyncStream from multiple Tasks

Hello! I am currently experimenting replacing our use of ReactiveSwift with async/await. One pattern we use in RS is to have a "Signal" type which is shared between a few different consumers to run different pipelines. …



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Hello! I am currently experimenting replacing our use of ReactiveSwift with async/await. One pattern we use in RS is to have a "Signal" type which is shared between a few different consumers to run different pipelines. …



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Hello! I am currently experimenting replacing our use of ReactiveSwift with async/await. One pattern we use in RS is to have a "Signal" type which is shared between a few different consumers to run different pipelines. …

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      I'm not sure any AsyncSequence is meant to have multiple consumers or whether that's left up to the sequence, but as you've found, AsyncStream doesn't support it. (@Philippe_Hausler or @David_Smith can speak to that more directly.) I believe the suggested solution is usually to vend separate streams for each consumer. I think creating your own wrapping sequence which supports multiple consumers may also work, if that's not a violation of the AsyncSequence contract.

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