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fix: wait for iterAsync through ForEachAsync instead of CountAsync - #37

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Part of splitting #22 into small pull requests that can be reviewed one at a time. It is stacked on #36 (fix/async-original-exception), so it shows only its own change; merge #36 first.

Both flavours of iterAsync waited for completion by counting the mapped elements, and R3 counts with a checked add, so a long-lived source with more than Int32.MaxValue elements faulted with OverflowException although nothing asked for a count. They now wait through iter, which ignores the elements.

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Tests: an overflow needs more than Int32.MaxValue elements, so the iterAsync tests of #22 cover the iter path rather than the overflow itself.

Stack – every pull request is based on the one before it, so each shows only its own change. Merge them in this order:

  1. refactor!: prefix AwaitOperationConfiguration cases with Await #23 refactor!: prefix AwaitOperationConfiguration cases with Await
  2. fix: validate the concurrency limit of mapAsync options eagerly #24 fix: validate the concurrency limit of mapAsync options eagerly
  3. fix(rxquery): emit yield/zero synchronously to keep element order #25 fix(rxquery): emit yield/zero synchronously to keep element order
  4. fix(rxquery)!: stop seeding sumBy with Unchecked.defaultof #26 fix(rxquery)!: stop seeding sumBy with Unchecked.defaultof
  5. feat(rxquery): add rxqueryWith to cancel the terminal query operators #27 feat(rxquery): add rxqueryWith to cancel the terminal query operators
  6. docs(rxquery): document the query builder and every query operator #28 docs(rxquery): document the query builder and every query operator
  7. feat(observable)!: make ofSeq reachable as Observable.ofSeq #29 feat(observable)!: make ofSeq reachable as Observable.ofSeq
  8. feat(observable)!: make Observable.choose take a voption chooser, add ObservableOption #30 feat(observable)!: make Observable.choose take a voption chooser, add ObservableOption
  9. feat(observable): add chunkByBoundaries for boundaries of any element type #31 feat(observable): add chunkByBoundaries for boundaries of any element type
  10. fix(observable): validate every chunk length eagerly #32 fix(observable): validate every chunk length eagerly
  11. docs: document the processing and chunk configuration types #33 docs: document the processing and chunk configuration types
  12. docs(observable): correct misleading XML docs and document every function #34 docs(observable): correct misleading XML docs and document every function
  13. fix(async)!: remove the ignored cancellationToken from toLookup #35 fix(async)!: remove the ignored cancellationToken from toLookup
  14. fix(async)!: surface the original exception and cancellation from Async wrappers #36 fix(async)!: surface the original exception and cancellation from Async wrappers
  15. fix: wait for iterAsync through ForEachAsync instead of CountAsync #37 fix: wait for iterAsync through ForEachAsync instead of CountAsync ← this pull request
  16. fix: stop iterAsync reliably and never lose a failure of its action #38 fix: stop iterAsync reliably and never lose a failure of its action
  17. fix(task)!: default ofTask configureAwait to true #39 fix(task)!: default ofTask configureAwait to true
  18. feat(task)!: move toArray and toList into the Task.Observable module #40 feat(task)!: move toArray and toList into the Task.Observable module
  19. docs: correct the Async and Task module docs and document every member #41 docs: correct the Async and Task module docs and document every member
  20. docs: document the R3 1.3.1 limitations of bind, catch and mapAsync #42 docs: document the R3 1.3.1 limitations of bind, catch and mapAsync
  21. test: categorize the tests per tested component #43 test: categorize the tests per tested component
  22. test: cover the library with integration tests #22 test: cover the library with integration tests

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Both flavours of `iterAsync` waited for completion by counting the
mapped elements, and R3 counts with a `checked` add, so a long-lived
source with more than `Int32.MaxValue` elements faulted with
`OverflowException` although nothing asked for a count. They now wait
through `iter`, which ignores the elements.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Copilot AI balanced review requested due to automatic review settings October 5, 2026 00:18

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🟢 Approval recommended

Both replacements remove unnecessary counting through existing iteration helpers; prerequisite #36 should merge first.

Review effort: Balanced
Findings: None

What changed in this PR

Fixes overflow in both iterAsync variants by waiting for completion without counting elements.

Changes:

  • Reuses iter (ForEachAsync) instead of length (CountAsync) in the Task and Async implementations.
  • Documents the overflow fix in the changelog.
File Description
src/​FSharp.Control.R3/​TaskObservable.fs Uses iter cancellationToken ignore for completion.
src/​FSharp.Control.R3/​AsyncObservable.fs Uses iter ignore for completion.
CHANGELOG.md Records the iterAsync overflow fix.

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