Ash Framework•5w ago

Reactor dynamic steps usage?

In the docs it is described steps can be dynamically created, but I see no docs on what it is expected to return. Here is the example from the docs:

def run(arguments, context, step) do
  # Process data and determine what steps to create
  new_steps = build_dynamic_steps(arguments.data)
  {:ok, result, new_steps}
end

def run(arguments, context, step) do
  # Process data and determine what steps to create
  new_steps = build_dynamic_steps(arguments.data)
  {:ok, result, new_steps}
end

What would new_steps be? An example would help me a lot

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reactor/documentation/explanation/concepts.md at main · ash-projec...

Reactor is a dynamic, concurrent, dependency resolving saga orchestrator. - ash-project/reactor

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ZachDaniel•5w ago

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FermuchOP•5w ago

AH! Didn't see Reactor.Builder! Thanks, I think that solves the puzzle for me! : ))) (saved the deepwiki too, it'll come handy in the future)

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