UPDATE #1
My understanding is RetryPolicy will be called once (function startup) that will set the delay duration. Correct me if I am wrong
That's a wrong assumption. A new retry policy will be created for every HttpClient
call. In order to demonstrate that let's have these two subsequent method calls:
await client.GetAsync("http://httpstat.us/408");
await client.GetAsync("http://httpstat.us/408");
and add some logging inside the onRetry
delegate
.WaitAndRetryAsync(Backoff.DecorrelatedJitterBackoffV2(medianFirstRetryDelay: TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1), retryCount: 3),
onRetry: (dr, ts) => {
Console.WriteLine($"Delay: {ts}"); //Replace this with ILogger
})
then you will see something similar inside your logs:
Delay: 00:00:00.4752054
...
Delay: 00:00:01.2825508
...
Delay: 00:00:03.1409815
...
...
Delay: 00:00:01.2526426
...
Delay: 00:00:01.2919173
...
Delay: 00:00:00.3157069
As you can see not the same sequence of sleep durations are used for both GetAsync
calls.