Hi Neil, My solution is a drop in replacement of what you have. The results will be exactly 100% the same. $http returns a normal promise. using the .success and .error callbacks is even deprecated. Wrapping a promise inside a promise is considered an anti-pattern, have a read over this page <http://taoofcode.net/promise-anti-patterns/>. here it's called the forgotten promise.
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