With async-trait turned off, it is impossible to use factory
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I use rust 1.79, since it already has support for asynchronous traits, I turned off the feature with them due to runtime errors
rustc: lifetime parameters or bounds on method `pre_start` do not match the trait declaration lifetimes do not match method in trait [E0195]
After switching off, the ability to use factory disappeared.
rustc: unresolved import `ractor::factory` could not find `factory` in `ractor` [E0432]
Пример из toml
ractor = { version = "0.10.3", default-features = false, features = [
"tokio_runtime",
"blanket_serde",
"cluster",
# "async-trait",
] }
This is by design for now, until I can work out all the edge cases for native async traits in factories.
In lib.rs
#[cfg(feature = "async-trait")
mod factory;
Should we expect this in the near future?
There might be a blocker to this functionality if memory serves. You can't use boxed traits with the native async traits functionality so I think that's related but I'll need to investigate it again. Feel free to open an issue and we can track the work.
You're also welcome to propose a solution. I haven't revisited it since factory has been rewritten, so we may be further along in that path to getting it to work