svroonland/rezilience

Rezilience is a resilience library for ZIO applications that provides composable patterns including circuit breakers, bulkheads, rate limiters, retries, and timeouts. It allows users to initialize these components via configuration and supports runtime policy switching. The system is designed to be integrated into ZIO layers and includes comprehensive testing and documentation generation for its configuration schemas.

Users can now initialize CircuitBreaker, Bulkhead, RateLimiter, Retry, and Timeout instances directly from configuration data via the \fromConfig\ extension methods. This change introduces \zio.Config\ mappings for each pattern's settings (such as failure thresholds, backoff schedules, and concurrency limits) and provides syntax extensions on the respective companion objects to construct the runtime components from these typed configuration structures.

rezilience-config/src/main · high confidence

This change introduces the core rezilience library, providing a set of resilience patterns for ZIO applications. It includes a Bulkhead to limit concurrent calls and queue requests, a CircuitBreaker with configurable tripping strategies (failure count or failure rate) and metrics, a RateLimiter using a token bucket algorithm, a Retry policy with exponential backoff and jitter, and a Timeout policy. These components are unified under a Policy trait, allowing them to be composed into a common resilience stack, and a SwitchablePolicy is provided to allow runtime replacement of policies.

rezilience/shared/src/main/scala/nl · high confidence

The initial 'HelloWorld' console application entry point, which prompted for a user's name and displayed a greeting using ZIO, has been removed from the shared source code. This cleanup eliminates the basic scaffolding code that was previously part of the rezilience module.

rezilience/shared/src/main/scala/rezilience · high confidence

Added comprehensive test suites for resilience policies; Added example code for Circuit Breaker and ZLayer integration; Added tests for config-driven circuit breaker and config documentation generator; Removed HelloWorldSpec test file.

The build system has been upgraded to SBT 2.0.8 (from 1.3.7), requiring a significant overhaul of the build configuration. The custom \project/BuildHelper.scala\ file has been removed, simplifying the build setup. Several plugins have been updated or replaced: \sbt-scalajs\ is now at 1.22.0, \sbt-scalafmt\ at 2.6.2, and \sbt-tpolecat\ at 0.5.7. New plugins added include \sbt-protobuf\ (0.8.4), \sbt-assembly\ (2.5.0), \sbt-site-paradox\ (1.8.0), and \sbt-ghpages\ (0.10.0), while older plugins like \sbt-dotty\, \sbt-jmh\, and \sbt-scoverage\ have been removed. The release process now uses \sbt-ci-release-early\ (2.1.15) alongside \sbt-ci-release\ (1.12.1) and \sbt-dynver\ (5.1.1).

project · high confidence

The build system has been significantly refactored to upgrade the core ZIO dependencies to version 2.1.26 and the primary Scala version to 3.9.0 (while maintaining support for Scala 3.3.8 LTS). This change replaces the previous ZIO 1.x stack and introduces \zio-config\ integration for the new \config\ module. The build structure is simplified by removing custom helper plugins in favor of standard Typelevel settings, enabling \scalafmtOnCompile\, and updating the documentation site to use Paradox and ScalaUnidoc instead of Docusaurus. Additionally, the project organization has changed from \dev.zio\ to \nl.vroste\, and publishing is now directed to Sonatype Central.

(dependencies) · high confidence

The repository is initialized with the Rezilience library, including its Apache 2.0 license, funding configuration, and documentation. The build environment is configured with \.scalafmt.conf\ updated to version 3.11.5 using the \scala213source3\ dialect, and CI automation is established via \.mergify.yml\ to automatically merge Scala Steward pull requests and handle approved merges.

(repo-wide) · high confidence

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• First survey — no prior run to compare against. CAI 56.

• Code Health 92
• Architecture 69
• Maturity 60
• Readiness 55
• Security 50

• 300 commits — 275 feature/other, 25 fixes

• (root) — 131 commits
• project/plugins.sbt — 94 commits
• project/build.properties — 44 commits
• rezilience/shared — 14 commits
• .circleci/config.yml — 9 commits
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• docs/docs — 2 commits
• rezilience-config/src — 2 commits
• .github/workflows — 1 commit
• docs/src — 1 commit

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