KITFORMA · EDITORIAL GUIDE
Where do exceptions from a void @Async method go?
KitForma editorial guide. The caller cannot catch a later worker exception around the original void invocation. It has already returned, and no result object carries completion.
Step-by-step guidance
The caller cannot catch a later worker exception around the original void invocation. It has already returned, and no result object carries completion.
Return an appropriate future when the initiating workflow must observe success or failure, and handle exceptional completion explicitly. For detached void tasks, configure an async exception handler and durable operational reporting. Log safe correlation tokens rather than request bodies or credentials.
Force failure after the caller returns and verify the selected reporting path. Logging is not recovery. Retries require a bounded policy and repeated-execution safety; otherwise an unnoticed partial success followed by a retry can duplicate an external operation.
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