A Policy is attached with a function that will return another Policy as a Task value.

The arguments of the function are

• Int timestamp of when we first started originalTask, in milliseconds
• Policy x the current policy; destructure to obtain the function to call
• x last error from attempting originalTask

Refer to maxRetries source code for a simple example.

Given a list of error handling Policy we can make our originalTask retry on failure until any one of the Policy fails.

originalTask
    |> Retry.with
        [ Retry.maxDuration 7000
        , Retry.exponentialBackoff { interval = 500, maxInterval = 3000 }
        ]
    |> Task.attempt DidOriginalTask

Stop retrying originalTask after a number of retries.

Retry.with [ Retry.maxRetries 20 ] originalTask
    |> Task.attempt DidOriginalTask

NOTE: The code above does NOT sleep between retries; best to combine with constantInterval or exponentialBackoff

Stop retrying originalTask after some number of milliseconds.

Retry.with [ Retry.maxDuration 7000 ] originalTask
    |> Task.attempt DidOriginalTask

NOTE: The code above does NOT sleep between retries; best to combine with constantInterval or exponentialBackoff

Sleep for the same number of milliseconds before every retry.

Retry.with [ Retry.constantInterval 1000 ] originalTask
    |> Task.attempt DidOriginalTask

NOTE: The code above will keep retrying originalTask; best to combine with maxRetries or maxDuration

Sleep for an increasing number of milliseconds before every retry. Backoff algorithim is based off https://github.com/cenkalti/backoff

Retry.with [ Retry.exponentialBackoff { interval = 500, maxInterval = 3000 } ] originalTask
    |> Task.attempt DidOriginalTask

NOTE: The code above will keep retrying originalTask; best to combine with maxRetries or maxDuration