This looks great. I had a quick go at replacing gproc in an app I’m working on. There’s one place where I use the await functionality of gproc to wait for a particular worker in a parallel supervisor hierarchy to start and register itself. Now that I look at the code I’m not sure if I need it but I was wondering if there were any plans for something similar?
Semi related question… I store the worker pid in a phoenix channel state. Would it be better to look this up in the registry each time I use it or grab it once and monitor in the channel?
