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Workflow Authoring: initial methods #981

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(This PR is a re-submission of PR #973 with extra fixes when appropriate)

This is a work in progress PR for dapr workflow initial methods for dotnet-sdk.
This needs e2e tests still.

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This commit re-adds commit dapr@d5b9189 but with DCO.

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@tmacam tmacam changed the title [WIP] Dapr Workflow initial methods for dotnet-sdk Dapr Workflow initial methods for dotnet-sdk Nov 18, 2022
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cgillum commented Dec 9, 2022

Hi @tmacam, can you please accept my PR here, which will update the Microsoft.DurableTask.* dependencies in this PR to v1.0.0-rc.1? There were several breaking changes and important bug fixes in that release, and we should make sure that those changes are reflected in this new Dapr Workflow SDK.

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/// </summary>
/// <param name="serviceCollection">The <see cref="IServiceCollection"/>.</param>
/// <param name="configure">A delegate used to configure actor options and register workflow functions.</param>
public static IServiceCollection AddWorkflow(
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AddDaprWorkflow()?

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I could go either way, but the Actors SDK names the equivalent extension method AddActors() (no "Dapr") so AddDaprWorkflow would be a bit inconsistent with the actor SDK.

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I don't have a strong opinion, but .NET has (had) a number of "workflow" related frameworks, so it could be helpful to have "Dapr" in the method name. Actors isn't as common, so there's less potential for confusion.

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I'm fine either way. I'm not super familiar with the existing options though, so my concern would be if this would clobber anything. Do we expect people to have our libraries and the other workflow libraries together?

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Just some nits and comments re: naming, overall looks good though.

* Rename ActivityContext to WorkflowActivityContext
* Change example webapp port away from 8080x

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Mostly minor comments, honestly. Most comments stem from wanting to understand the workflow experience a bit more.

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// Example of registering a "Hello World" workflow function
options.RegisterWorkflow<string, string>("HelloWorld", implementation: async (context, input) =>
{
return await context.CallActivityAsync<string>("SayHello", "World");
});

// Example of registering a "Say Hello" workflow activity function
options.RegisterActivity<string, string>("SayHello", implementation: (context, input) =>
{
return Task.FromResult($"Hello, {input}!");
});
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How do workflows and activities relate to each other? Should they be tied together in the API at all?

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I will let other correct me but if you think of a workflow as defining a graph, activities are the nodes. Both concepts are linked. https://docs.temporal.io/activities

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I wouldn't say this is required, just musing since this is a preview/alpha feature:

That was my initial thought, but I guess my question was more do the activities need to be directly related to the workflow, or can they exist outside of one? Should we have some kind of validation that checks that "SayHello" is defiend? Or should we define the activity in the workflow registration/via actual object references?

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/// </summary>
/// <param name="serviceCollection">The <see cref="IServiceCollection"/>.</param>
/// <param name="configure">A delegate used to configure actor options and register workflow functions.</param>
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I'm fine either way. I'm not super familiar with the existing options though, so my concern would be if this would clobber anything. Do we expect people to have our libraries and the other workflow libraries together?

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* Rename workflow and activity in example to be more meangniful
* Add parameter documentation to some methods
* Use local project references when appropriate

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…atch what it does

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…ntAsync

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I'm good with this PR as it is. There are a several additions I'd like to make, but those can be done in subsequent PRs.

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Overall, the code seems fine. I think the big thing for me is that we should remove the example entirely to start off. Examples should show how we want users to invoke/use the code instead of just providing the syntax.

What I'd prefer to do here is create an issue to create a workflow and once the code is complete, spend some time to make a more real-world example that shows workflows as part of a larger picture.

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Overall, the code seems fine. I think the big thing for me is that we should remove the example entirely to start off. Examples should show how we want users to invoke/use the code instead of just providing the syntax.

What I'd prefer to do here is create an issue to create a workflow and once the code is complete, spend some time to make a more real-world example that shows workflows as part of a larger picture.

@cgillum, you will be updating the example in a follow up PR, yes? So I will defer comment regarding the removal of the example to you.

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cgillum commented Jan 12, 2023

Yes, I can update the example to be closer to the recent demo I gave. I agree that would be much better. However, I don't necessarily agree that we should exclude the existing example from this PR. That's just creating unnecessary work for us, and I think it's honestly better than having nothing at all.

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Yes, I can update the example to be closer to the recent demo I gave. I agree that would be much better. However, I don't necessarily agree that we should exclude the existing example from this PR. That's just creating unnecessary work for us, and I think it's honestly better than having nothing at all.

If it we're planning on updating it shortly, that works for me. I just wanted to make sure we had a full example before we eventually hit a full release for workflows.

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