2.x: first step switching to the reduced-allocation architecture #4030
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This is the first step towards the new architecture where operator implementations are themselves of the base type instead of a 2-3 layer indirection as in 1.x.
This PR removes the instance field
onSubscribe
from the base reactive classes and introducessubscribeActual
to be overridden with the custom operator logic now on. Existing operators are still working through the classical OnSubscribe/Lift indirection and will be updated in subsequent PRs.Naming and existence of
subscribeActual
is up for (post-merge) discussion. To recap, the method is needed so that the defaultsubscribe
method can be made final and ensure plugin hooks can be called (once available). The method is protected and only affects operator implementors that chose to extend the base reactive classes directly.The alternative is to leave
subscribe
abstract and add a hook to every operator method (for example, see this and this.