Returns a specification to start this module under a supervisor.

See Supervisor.

Fetches a workflow's history as an opaque binary.

Feed the result to Temporalex.Replay to check current workflow code against a real execution, or write it to a file as a replay fixture. Treat it as opaque — it is encoded protobuf, and parsing it in application code would put backend transport detail somewhere it does not belong.

Starts a workflow.

Beyond the usual :workflow_id, :task_queue, timeouts, :retry_policy, :search_attributes, and :cron_schedule, this accepts:

• :priority — task priority and fairness, as a keyword list:

  • :priority_key — positive integer, smaller is higher priority. The server's maximum is configurable and defaults to 5; an unset key gets the server default (the midpoint, 3 by default).

  • :fairness_key — short string, max 64 bytes, typically a tenant id. Tasks sharing a key are dispatched in proportion to their weight, so a single noisy tenant cannot monopolise a task queue.

  • :fairness_weight — float, clamped server-side to [0.001, 1000], default 1.0.

Each priority field is optional, and an unset field inherits from the calling workflow or falls back to the server default. Omit :priority entirely for the previous behaviour.

Temporalex.Client.start_workflow(client, Checkout, order,
  workflow_id: "checkout-#{order_id}",
  priority: [priority_key: 2, fairness_key: salon_id]
)