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feat(server): Implement robust error & cancellation on replica #531
feat(server): Implement robust error & cancellation on replica #531
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why do you need to introduce an implicit casting from object D to B* when D derives from B?
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Because I need to forbid getting non-const Cancellation* so that its real Cancel function cannot be called.
Otherwise, we can replace the Cancellation type by the Context everywhere, or make Cancellation an interface
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If you try to void virtual inheritance, then I think it will be clearer than using these operators
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Or we can just add explicit GetCancellation (I wouldn't say its unusual to hide inheritance for classes and re-expose the interface in a limited way)
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I did not understand this either. I am guessing it's related somehow to the cast you added?