Simplify resources allocation, add releaseAfterScope

core/src/main/scala/ox/resource.scala

@@ -1,17 +1,26 @@
 package ox
 
-/** Use the given resource in the current scope. The resource is allocated using `acquire`, and released after the scope is done using
-  * `release`. Releasing is uninterruptible.
+/** Use the given resource in the current concurrency scope. The resource is allocated using `acquire`, and released after the all forks in
+  * the scope complete (either successfully or with an error), using `release`. Releasing is uninterruptible.
   */
 def useInScope[T](acquire: => T)(release: T => Unit)(using Ox): T =
   val t = acquire
   summon[Ox].addFinalizer(() => release(t))
   t
 
+/** Use the given resource, which implements [[AutoCloseable]], in the current concurrency scope. The resource is allocated using `acquire`,
+  * and released after the all forks in the scope complete (either successfully or with an error), using [[AutoCloseable.close()]].
+  * Releasing is uninterruptible.
+  */
 def useCloseableInScope[T <: AutoCloseable](c: => T)(using Ox): T = useInScope(c)(_.close())
 
-def useScoped[T, U](acquire: => T)(release: T => Unit)(b: T => U): U = scoped(b(useInScope(acquire)(release)))
-def useScoped[T <: AutoCloseable, U](acquire: => T)(b: T => U): U = scoped(b(useInScope(acquire)(_.close())))
+/** Release the given resource, by running the `release` code block. Releasing is done after all the forks in the scope complete (either
+  * successfully or with an error), but before the current concurrency scope completes. Releasing is uninterruptible.
+  */
+def releaseAfterScope(release: => Unit)(using Ox): Unit = useInScope(())(_ => release)
 
-def useSupervised[T, U](acquire: => T)(release: T => Unit)(b: T => U): U = supervised(b(useInScope(acquire)(release)))
-def useSupervised[T <: AutoCloseable, U](acquire: => T)(b: T => U): U = supervised(b(useInScope(acquire)(_.close())))
+/** Release the given resource, which implements [[AutoCloseable]], by running its `.close()` method. Releasing is done after all the forks
+  * in the scope complete (either successfully or with an error), but before the current concurrency scope completes. Releasing is
+  * uninterruptible.
+  */
+def releaseCloseableAfterScope(toRelease: AutoCloseable)(using Ox): Unit = useInScope(())(_ => toRelease.close())

core/src/main/scala/ox/syntax.scala

@@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ package ox
 import ox.retry.RetryPolicy
 
 import scala.concurrent.duration.FiniteDuration
-import scala.util.Try
 
 object syntax:
   extension [T](f: => T) def forever: Fork[Nothing] = ox.forever(f)
@@ -28,8 +27,6 @@ object syntax:
 
   extension [T <: AutoCloseable](f: => T)(using Ox)
     def useInScope: T = ox.useCloseableInScope(f)
-    def useScoped[U](p: T => U): U = ox.useScoped(f)(p)
-    def useSupervised[U](p: T => U): U = ox.useSupervised(f)(p)
 
   extension [I, C[E] <: Iterable[E]](f: => C[I])
     def mapPar[O](parallelism: Int)(transform: I => O): C[O] = ox.mapPar(parallelism)(f)(transform)

core/src/test/scala/ox/ResourceTest.scala

@@ -76,14 +76,13 @@ class ResourceTest extends AnyFlatSpec with Matchers {
     trail.get shouldBe Vector("allocate 1", "allocate 2", "release 2", "release 1", "exception")
   }
 
-  "useScoped" should "release resources after allocation" in {
+  it should "release registered resources" in {
     val trail = Trail()
-    useScoped {
-      trail.add("allocate"); 1
-    }(n => trail.add(s"release $n")) { r =>
-      r shouldBe 1
-      trail.get shouldBe Vector("allocate")
+
+    scoped {
+      releaseAfterScope(trail.add("release"))
+      trail.add("in scope")
     }
-    trail.get shouldBe Vector("allocate", "release 1")
+    trail.get shouldBe Vector("in scope", "release")
   }
 }

doc/resources.md

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 # Resources
 
-## In-scope
+## Allocate & release
 
-Resources can be allocated within a scope. They will be released in reverse acquisition order, after the scope completes
-(that is, after all forks started within finish). E.g.:
+Resources can be allocated within a concurrency scope. They will be released in reverse acquisition order, after all 
+forks started within the scope finish (but before the scope completes). E.g.:
 
 ```scala mdoc:compile-only
 import ox.{supervised, useInScope}
@@ -25,25 +25,21 @@ supervised {
 }
 ```
 
-## Supervised / scoped
+## Release-only
 
-Resources can also be used in a dedicated scope:
+You can also register resources to be released (without acquisition logic), before the scope completes:
 
 ```scala mdoc:compile-only
-import ox.useSupervised
+import ox.{supervised, releaseAfterScope}
 
 case class MyResource(c: Int)
 
-def acquire(c: Int): MyResource =
-  println(s"acquiring $c ...")
-  MyResource(c)
-
 def release(resource: MyResource): Unit =
   println(s"releasing ${resource.c} ...")
 
-useSupervised(acquire(10))(release) { resource =>
-  println(s"Using $resource ...")
+supervised {
+  val resource1 = MyResource(10)
+  releaseAfterScope(release(resource1))
+  println(s"Using $resource1 ...")
 }
 ```
-
-If the resource extends `AutoCloseable`, the `release` method doesn't need to be provided.