Clojurians Log v2

Hi everyone, I’m trying to use integrant’s suspend/resume functionality. I want to be able to pass a list of keys to resume to just resume those keys. But it seems that integrant is first halting all other keys. Am I reading the code correctly? And is there any way to avoid this behaviour?

The keys argument of resume is designed to match the keys argument of init. So in other words, a halt! then a init should result in the same running keys as a suspend! followed by a resume.

What exactly are you trying to do? Maybe there’s another solution for it.

I have some parts of a system consuming messages from a queue. Is it possible to use suspend and resume somehow to stop and start just those processes that are reading from the queue? The problem is that I don’t want them to be running from the start - the processes should not start reading from the queue until they get a message from somewhere else.

Does that make sense?

A little. So to clarify: you don’t want the keys to be running when the config is initiated, only when it’s resumed?

Yes, that’s right

I think you need to put something else in place, as if I understand you correctly, that’s not what suspend/resume was designed for.

suspend!/resume is made to replace halt!/init when developing.

So semantically it has to produce the same thing, but suspend!/resume allows connections, threads and other temporary resources to be re-used.

OK, I see. That makes sense, I will find another way to do it. Thanks for your help!

np