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ForbesLindesay
commented on May 18, 2024
How do you plan to add these tests... I'm pretty sure we already test for multiple resolve and multiple reject calls. Of course a promise could offer an additional API method called mutate() which let you mutate the state after it was resolved, but I can't see how we could test for that.
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briancavalier
commented on May 18, 2024
@jnicklas Could you point us to a specific example, possibly from your implementation. For example, does your promise implementation allow an implementation-specific way of observing (perhaps via a public promise.state property?) a promise's state? As @ForbesLindesay says, we can only test against the then API, since that's the only specified way to observe a promise.
If you can show an example, though, that might help us understand if there's a hole in the spec and tests. Thanks!
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briancavalier
commented on May 18, 2024
@jnicklas If you can provide more info or examples here, we're happy to continue the discussion. If we haven't heard from you in two days, we'll consider this resolved or a non-issue. Thanks!
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