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Similarly to #3418, we need to be able to distinguish Flux and Mono that are part of the reactor-core project vs custom implementations, e.g. from reactor-netty, reactor-pool, and any custom implementations to be able to restore ThreadLocal values upon entry to a dedicated CoreSubscriber. We need to treat custom implementations the same way as foreign Publishers and assume they can deliver signals from Threads that are not in control of the Scheduler wrapping that automatic context propagation uses.
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Similarly to #3418, we need to be able to distinguish Flux and Mono that are part of the reactor-core project vs custom implementations, e.g. from reactor-netty, reactor-pool, and any custom implementations to be able to restore ThreadLocal values upon entry to a dedicated CoreSubscriber. We need to treat custom implementations the same way as foreign Publishers and assume they can deliver signals from Threads that are not in control of the Scheduler wrapping that automatic context propagation uses.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: