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Initialize a new instance of Continuation<(TFail1, TFail2, TFailN),(TSuccess1, TSuccess2, TSuccessN)>
value according to the continuation parameters.
The new Continuation<TFail, TSuccess>
will be in Success state only when all parameters are also in this state. Otherwise, it will be in Fail state.
Parameters
Returns
Continuation<TFail1, TSuccess1> continuation1
Continuation<TFail2, TSuccess2> continuation2
Continuation<( Option<TFail1>, Option<TFail2>), (TSuccess1, TSuccess2)>
Continuation<TFail1, TSuccess1> continuation1
Continuation<TFail2, TSuccess2> continuation2
Continuation<TFail3, TSuccess3> continuation3
Continuation<( Option<TFail1>, Option<TFail2>, Option<TFail3>), (TSuccess1, TSuccess2, TSuccess3)>
Continuation<TFail1, TSuccess1> continuation1
Continuation<TFail2, TSuccess2> continuation2
Continuation<TFail3, TSuccess3> continuation3
Continuation<TFail4, TSuccess4> continuation4
Continuation<( Option<TFail1>, Option<TFail2>, Option<TFail3>, Option<TFail4>), (TSuccess1, TSuccess2, TSuccess3,TSuccess4)>
Usage
This method is usually used to merge multiples Continuation
pipelines in a single one. You can merge up to four different pipelines and the results will be grouped in tuples.
Merging two pipelines successfully
Merging pipelines when one of them failed
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