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Try reversing the order of policies passed to Failsafe.with(...)
. The "innermost" policy is the last element of the list, and the "outermost" policy is the first element of the list.
I expanded your example into a public gist, where the key line is Collections.reverse(policies)
.
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I'm assuming based on the implied context of your example that what you want is to be able to try a series of endpoints, with some retrying for each one in turn, until one succeeds (or all fail).
If so, I think a more straightforward way to do that is to use a loop over the send action for each endpoint, each one wrapped in a RetryPolicy, as in this gist. In particular, see the runMultiple
method. That implementation is obviously not production ready:
- It only deals with runnables.
- It treats all exceptions as failures, and the absence of an exception as success.
- It uses the same RetryPolicy for each runnable.
Each of these points could be addressed fairly easily.
Again, assuming that's what you are ultimately trying to do, there is no need for an elaborate composition of fallbacks and retry policies when a simple loop does the trick.
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Gotcha. I was thinking along the lines of composition fallback + retry policies. Glad I consulted first.
Again, thank you so much for the answers, and the efforts of illustrating in a simple gist. Have a happy new year! 🍻
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Thanks @Tembrel ! I think that did the trick. 😄
Just out of curiosity, is it possible to add retry policy for each fallback?
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