Here! :)
> On 26 Jun 2019, at 07:20, Joseph Akayesi wrote:
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> Requesting to send a proposal for a new feature in ES. Where can I share the
> proposal?
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> es-discuss mailing list
> es-discuss@mozilla.org
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This seems like a good place to share the idea, and it’s helpful that you
provided use cases etc.
Is there a reason why you prefer the proposed syntax over the forEach loop you
mentioned? Personally I like how the forEach is easy to understand, but maybe
there are other examples of when the
> Given input valid JSON JSON.parse() or JSON.stringify() replacer function can
> be utilized to substitute "undefined" for null.
guest271314, that’s a lot of code! It feels like if anything, your example
backs up the proposal.
> `const { z =? 'a' } = { z: null };`
I’m not sure I like the
I’d love to see some sort of `maxDepth` property on objects.
For `{}`, it would return `0`.
In the case of `{keyOne: true}`, it would return `1`.
For `{keyOne: {anotherKey: false}, keyTwo: false}`, it would return `2`.
My particular use case is validating a JSON payload sent by a user to prevent
I’d love to have this use milliseconds rather than minutes, so that we could
kill two birds with one stone. For example, I currently have my own NTP
integration for a web project I run, and for that the offset from the actual
time could be quite small.
> On 29 Apr 2018, at 18:07, Isiah Meadows
Based on feedback, I agree that a blanket `Promise.prototype.clear()` is a bad
idea. I don’t think that is worth pursuing.
I still think that there is value in this, especially the adding and removing
of listeners you have reference to as Andrea’s PoC shows. Listeners would
prevent the
> What happens to `p2` if I "unthen" `f` from `p1`?
That’s an interesting point to explore. I would intuitively say p2 continues to
exist, but is never resolved or rejected.
> Interesting. I have a proof of concept that would let you do this
Andrea, that’s pretty much exactly what I was
My proposal is that we add a way of removing a particular callback, or all
callbacks, from a Promise. This is different to cancelling a Promise and would
instead happen if you want the operation to continue but are no longer
interested in running a function when the Promise is resolved or
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