ZWorker

Registers activity implementation objects with a worker. An implementation object can implement one or more activity types.

Auto-registration: at compile time, the macro walks A's base classes for every @activityInterface- annotated ancestor and registers each interface's codecs into this worker's CodecRegistry. This eliminates the need to chain .addInterface[A] on ZWorkflowClientOptions.withCodecRegistry(...).

Opt-out: when the user supplied a custom DataConverter via withDataConverter(raw), the registry is None and this auto-registration is a silent no-op.

Registers activity implementation objects with a worker. An implementation object can implement one or more activity types.

Auto-registration: same contract as addActivityImplementation.

Register activity implementation objects with a worker. An implementation object can implement one or more activity types.

An activity implementation object must implement at least one interface annotated with zio.temporal.activityInterface. Each method of the annotated interface becomes an activity type.

Implementations that share a worker must implement different interfaces as an activity type is identified by the activity interface, not by the implementation.

Auto-registration: each ZActivityImplementationObject carries a registerCodecs thunk captured at its construction time, so the element types are not lost by the List[_] boundary. This method invokes every thunk against this worker's registry before handing the impls to the Java SDK. Opt-out (withDataConverter(raw) → codecRegistry = None) is a silent no-op.

Adds workflow to this worker.

Auto-registration: the codecs for every parameter and return type of I's @workflowMethod / @signalMethod / @queryMethod methods are registered into this worker's CodecRegistry at compile time. This eliminates the need to chain .addInterface[I] on ZWorkflowClientOptions.withCodecRegistry(...).

Opt-out: when the user supplied a custom DataConverter via withDataConverter(raw), the registry is None and this auto-registration is a silent no-op — the foreign converter is trusted to handle serialization.

Registers workflow implementation classes with a worker. Can be called multiple times to add more types. A workflow implementation class must implement at least one interface with a method annotated with zio.temporal.workflowMethod. By default, the short name of the interface is used as a workflow type that this worker supports.

Implementations that share a worker must implement different interfaces as a workflow type is identified by the workflow interface, not by the implementation.

Returns a string representation of the object.

The default representation is platform dependent.