PollInterval

All Known Implementing Classes:

FibonacciPollInterval, FixedPollInterval, IterativePollInterval
```
public interface PollInterval
```
A poll interval represents how often Awaitility will pause before reevaluating the supplied condition.
Note that the name "poll interval" is a bit misleading. It's actually a delay between two successive condition evaluations. I.e if the condition evaluation takes 5 ms and a fixed poll interval of 100 ms is used then the next condition evaluation will happen at (approximately) 105 ms. It's called PollInterval for historic reasons.

Since:

1.7.0

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`java.time.Duration`	`next(int pollCount, java.time.Duration previousDuration)`	Generate the next poll interval (`Duration`) based on the previous `Duration` and/or the `poll count`.

- Method Detail
  - next
```
java.time.Duration next(int pollCount,
                        java.time.Duration previousDuration)
```
    Generate the next poll interval (Duration) based on the previous Duration and/or the poll count. The first time the poll interval is called the poll delay is used as previousDuration. By default the poll delay is equal to Duration.ZERO.
    
    Parameters:
    
    pollCount - The number of times the condition has been polled (evaluated). Always a positive integer.
    
    previousDuration - The duration of the previously returned poll interval.
    
    Returns:
    
    The duration of the next poll interval