how to clean timer orchestration creates via CreateTimer() in durable task framework?
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Start by tracing the CreateTimer, ContinueAsNew, and TerminateAsync orchestration APIs around the RunTask pattern shown in the issue. Determine whether the framework supports stopping after the current run and recreating the timer at a new time; done means documenting or defining the supported lifecycle and its behavior while a workflow is running.
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Description
We are using the timer function provided by DTF to support periodic workflow like below.
TResult result = default(TResult) !; try { result = await base.RunTask(context, input); } catch (Exception) { } finally { await context.CreateTimer(DateTime.UtcNow.Add(this.Periodicity), null !); context.ContinueAsNew(input); }
return result;
Now we want to clean up the orchestration scheduled by timer and create schedule at new timing. what is the best way to clean up this orchestration? for Using TerminateAsync , the workflow might be in run, so intention is to stop it after current run.
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