onStop

Invoke handler when the store stops.

The biggest difference from StorePlugin.onStop is that this handler is attached to the pipeline's job and thus:

• This handler must not throw, or the app will crash.

• There's no guarantee on the order of invocations between all registered handlers and any plugins

• There's no guarantee as to which thread or coroutine context this will be invoked on.

• Implementation of handler must be fast, non-blocking, and thread-safe. This handler can be invoked concurrently with the surrounding code.

As a rule, this can be useful for cleanup work that you can't put into a StorePlugin.onStop callback and that does not reference any other plugins.

See also