persist wasn't called from a constructor. Sorry, I should have shown this
function definition too.
```
def performIfActorNotLive(ar: ActorRef, f: => Unit) = {
implicit val timeout = Timeout(Duration.create(5, TimeUnit.SECONDS))
try {
(ar ? Identify(1)).mapTo[ActorIdentity].map { aid ⇒
if (aid.ref.isEmpty) f
}
} catch {
case e: Throwable ⇒
}
}
```
Here `f` is `persistAndUpdate`, which internally calls the `persist`
method. As you can see, the persist is being called from a future callback.
I felt that this might have caused the ClassCastException and refactored it
to send a command to self. Do you think that's what caused it?
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