Interface ActivateJobsStreamOptions<R>

Schedule used to back off and retry a failed activation request (transport outage, broker restart, transient server error). Runs on the Effect Clock. When omitted, an activation failure fails the stream.

Restrict activation to these variable names.

Per-job activation lock timeout (server-side). Default 60 seconds.

Max jobs to activate per poll (the activation batch size). Default 10.

Delay between polls that returned no jobs, on the Effect Clock (so it is virtual under TestClock). A poll that returns jobs schedules the next poll immediately. Default 1 second.

Long-poll request timeout. 0 (the default) lets the broker hold the request for its configured default; a negative value returns immediately when idle.

Activate jobs with a lease — default false.

When true, each activated job is assigned a distinct, opaque lease token (ActivatedJobResult.leaseToken) that is threaded back into the fenced completeJob / failJob / throwJobError commands, fencing them against a superseded activation of the same job.

Note: the Effect handler intentionally keeps the base job shape (leaseToken remains optional/nullable); the token is threaded back into fenced commands automatically, so handlers do not read it directly.

Worker name recorded on the activation request. Defaults to effect-worker-<type>-<n>, where <n> is an incrementing per-process counter.