Allow the components of an AsyncEvent to be correlated in reductions #16
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Added an Id to allow the components of an AsyncEvent (started, resolved, rejected) to be correlated in event reductions. This is important in cases where an asyncEvent is passed a new promise before the previous promise has resolved or rejected; as the subsequent resolution or rejection of the previous promise may cause undesirable state changes
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What does this let you do that you couldn't already do with the |
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Not a lot, it's essentially just a basic context that isn't required to be passed in with the promise. |
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Seems like something to fix in user space then. |
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Added an Id to allow the components of an AsyncEvent (started, resolved, rejected) to be correlated in event reductions.
This is important in cases where an asyncEvent is passed a new promise before the previous promise has resolved or rejected; as the subsequent resolution or rejection of the previous promise may cause undesirable state changes