Convert envelope trait to abstract class #231
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I don't see any real-world use cases. Do you?
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Message handlers may add metadata into the message
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They should wrap it into an envelope then.
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I don't see any real-world use cases. Do you?
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Why is this better than FooEnvelope::fromMessage($message) or new FooEnvelope()?
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The performance concern is valid. |
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Why is this better than FooEnvelope::fromMessage($message) or new FooEnvelope()?
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@viktorprogger benchmark is looking way better now. How about merging master into the PR branch? |
# Conflicts: # src/Message/EnvelopeTrait.php # src/Message/IdEnvelope.php # src/Middleware/FailureHandling/FailureEnvelope.php # tests/Unit/Message/IdEnvelopeTest.php
…act-class # Conflicts: # phpbench.json
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