Ignoring the returned promise means the request is never executed about reboot HOT 6 CLOSED

This is still an issue in 0.10 on scala 2.10

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Could you provide some code to demonstrate what you're seeing?

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Not sure if I am missing something obvious, but here is a simple test case.

https://gist.github.com/rickeyvisinski-kanban/5399383

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This works as expected in 0.10, just tested it.

@rickeyvisinski-kanban I stepped through some of your code in the console. The first problem I ran into is that the response for that URL is a 302 redirect, and OK will only accept a 20x response. A StatusCode exception would be produced if you applied the promise (which seems like a better option than Thread.sleep for preventing early termination of the program).

After I added a www subdomain the request succeeded, but the jsoup extraction didn't seem to find anything. I would encourage using the console to test out this kind of service interaction before coding it into a larger program, where errors are harder to pin down.

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Hey,

Thanks for taking the time to look at this. Apparently I didn't vet the test case I threw together enough. The actual application fetches tarballs from an internal server and writes them out for processing, which unfortunately isn't testable for anyone else.

The app also used buffered writer instead of file writer which cause the program to terminate before the buffer was flushed, hence the thread sleep.

I will try to make a better test case this weekend because it still seems like I am missing something having to apply the promise in order to process the list.

Let me know if you think the mailing list would be a better place for this.

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Yep, you'll find a wider audience on the mailing list.

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