Object.observe order of notification is incorrect

[ken107]

o = {a:0};
p = {b:0};
Object.observe(o, function(c) {console.log(c)});
Object.observe(p, function(c) {console.log(c)});
p.b++; o.a++;

This prints out:

[ { type: 'update', object: { a: 1 }, name: 'a', oldValue: 0 } ]
[ { type: 'update', object: { b: 1 }, name: 'b', oldValue: 0 } ]

If I pass the same function instance to both calls to Object.observe, then the order comes out correct.

[ChALkeR]

сс @Fishrock123 for Object.observe. What's the current status?

[thefourtheye]

As per this thread, the proposal will be withdrawn and v8 support will also be dropped by the end of the year.

After much discussion with the parties involved, I plan to withdraw the Object.observe proposal from TC39 (where it currently sits at stage 2 in the ES spec process), and hope to remove support from V8 by the end of the year (the feature is used on 0.0169% of Chrome pageviews, according to chromestatus.com).

[ken107]

Thank you for the link, looks like I better start looking into Harmony Proxy.