Josupeit.Practices.Schedulers.Abstractions 1.0.24

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Josupeit.Practices.Schedulers.Abstractions

Different parts of an application have different scheduling needs. One component may need to fire work on the thread pool without any ordering guarantee; another may need a FIFO queue with bounded concurrency and pause support. When you program against a concrete scheduler type directly, switching strategies later requires touching every call site.

IScheduler gives you a single interface for scheduling work regardless of how or where that work is actually executed. It is deliberately broad — covering actions, functions, sync lambdas, async lambdas, and cancellable variants of each — so that call sites never need to adapt their code to fit the scheduler.

dotnet add package Josupeit.Practices.Schedulers.Abstractions

All types live in the Josupeit.Practices.Schedulers namespace; the package name's .Abstractions suffix is not part of it.

Method families

IScheduler organizes its methods into four families; the two Unsafe* families are shown as one row below. Each family supports both actions (void/Task return) and functions (TResult/Task<TResult> return), and both non-cancellable and cancellable variants.

Family Behavior
Schedule(…) Enqueues the work item and blocks the calling thread until it has finished
ScheduleAsync(…) Enqueues the work item and returns a Task that completes when the item finishes
UnsafeSchedule(…) / UnsafeScheduleAsync(…) Same as above, but does not capture the ambient ExecutionContext — useful in tight inner loops where the context-capture allocation matters

Whether a stopped scheduler rejects new submissions, and how, is up to the implementation. An item that was accepted but not executed because the scheduler stopped in the meantime ends with ExecutionDeclinedException at its caller.

When to use this package directly

Reference Josupeit.Practices.Schedulers.Abstractions in any component that schedules work but should not be tied to a specific scheduler implementation. For ready-made implementations, see:

  • Josupeit.Practices.Schedulers.TaskPool — immediate thread pool dispatch, no lifecycle
  • Josupeit.Practices.Schedulers.Channel — FIFO queue with configurable parallelism and pause support
  • Josupeit.Practices.Schedulers.Core — abstract base classes for writing your own implementation
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Josupeit.Practices.Schedulers.Core

Abstract base classes for building custom IScheduler implementations. Reduces the full IScheduler API to a single Enqueue or EnqueueAsync override with all sync/async bridging handled.

Josupeit.Practices.Jobs.Scheduler

IJobFactory that routes job execution through an IScheduler for sequential ordering, bounded parallelism, and pause support.

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1.0.24 95 9/25/2026
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1.0.7 727 3/10/2026

- Adds llms.txt and llms-full.txt for every package, a root index, and context7.json
- Corrects the package READMEs against the verified behavior
- Fixes scheduler dispatch, stop, and enqueue races and supports the Unsafe families on .NET Framework
- Generates T4 output per target framework, packs the llms files, and binds dependency ranges to the referenced version
- Adds PublicApiAnalyzers with shipped API baseline
- Fixes all diagnostics from the new analyzers
- Regenerates lock files for new analyzer packages
- Adds analyzers, .editorconfig, and banned API enforcement