Implement Rx-style auto-detach behavior for observables - #98
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Switched to Task.Run in the latest commit. No reason to spin up a dedicated thread here — threadpool is fine for this pattern.
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Producers that rely on their returned
IDisposableto stop work (e.g. CliWrap cancelling an underlying command) were leaking subscriptions when a consumer callback threw — the upstream subscription was never disposed.Changes
PowerKit/Observable.csAutoDetachObserver<T>(new, file-scoped): wraps anIObserver<T>and owns a single-assignment source disposable.OnNext— disposes source incatchon throw, rethrows.OnError/OnCompleted— disposes source infinally(success and throw).SetDisposable— atomically assigns the source disposable; if disposal was already flagged (synchronous emission threw before subscribe returned), disposes immediately.Observable.Create<T>— now wraps the supplied observer inAutoDetachObserver<T>and assigns the returned disposable viaSetDisposable.Observable.CreateSynchronized<T>— unchanged; delegates toCreate, inheriting auto-detach. Resulting chain:SynchronizedObserver → AutoDetachObserver → original observer.PowerKit.Tests/ObservableTests.csEight new tests covering:
OnNext/OnError/OnCompletedthrowing — source disposed and exception rethrown.OnError/OnCompleted— source disposed.OnNextduring subscribe throws before disposable is returned — disposable disposed immediately once assigned.CreateSynchronized— same auto-detach semantics verified.Example