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See domenic/promises-unwrapping#75
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I'm struggling to see the value in the never resolved promise approach, despite the arguments made in the linked discussion, which I think are fairly abstract. Can anyone think of a case that race([])
would happen other than in error? What do you think, @jsor, @clue?
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Note that both icicle and amp throw exceptions in such cases:
https://github.com/amphp/amp/blob/v1.1.0/lib/functions.php#L388
https://github.com/icicleio/icicle/blob/v0.9.6/src/Awaitable/functions.php#L301
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I'd vote for either
- Keep
race()
, make it ES6 compliant and add a warning to the docs (example). - Remove
race()
in 3.0.
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I'd vote for either
- Keep race(), make it ES6 compliant and add a warning to the docs (example).
- Remove race() in 3.0.
What's the thinking behind removing it?
Edit: The bluebird docs referenced in your post explain your reasoning.
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@joshdifabio yes 👍
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I'm struggling to see the value in the never resolved promise approach, despite the arguments made in the linked discussion, which I think are fairly abstract. Can anyone think of a case that race([]) would happen other than in error?
Personally, I haven't had a use for the race()
function so far, but this behavior is surprising to say the least, so it makes perfect sense raising this issue 👍
For bluebird it certainly makes sense to follow ES6. However, this doesn't necessarily apply to this library, considering interoperability with javascript world is a rather moot point.
I'm currently undecided, but I think we should address this somehow, docs could be a first step.
if a necessary feature has a high astonishment factor, it may be necessary to redesign the feature
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_least_astonishment
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For bluebird it certainly makes sense to follow ES6. However, this doesn't necessarily apply to this library, considering interoperability with javascript world is a rather moot point.
Not sure what you are proposing by "not necessarily follow ES6": remove race
or keep it in its current implementation?
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Giving I have no current use for race()
, I'm undecided.
Does removing it altogether really resolve the issue here? :)
My main concern here would be lack of documentation, but I'm good with either solution 👍
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