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Switch to standard Promises #1018
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A somewhat simpler way to implement cancellation that Intern currently does: https://gist.github.com/devpaul/140f58f8787306798a058c515db260d2 This could be useful in places where cancellation is useful. |
This is also necessary if we want to switch to async/await (which would make the code much easier to follow in many places) since async functions have to return native Promises. |
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- All the types work out (not as bad as I expected) - Cancellation has been disabled until a new API is worked out references #1018 [ci skip]
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- All async APIs now use native Promises -- no more Task or CancellablePromise - The cancellation API is mostly new. Command chains still provide a `cancel` method. Tests, suites, and exector runs can be cancelled by calling `cancel` on the test, suite, or executor. references #1018 BREAKING CHANGE: async APIs now return native Promises, and the cancellation API is entirely new
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- All async APIs now use native Promises -- no more Task or CancellablePromise - The cancellation API is mostly new. Command chains still provide a `cancel` method. Tests, suites, and exector runs can be cancelled by calling `cancel` on the test, suite, or executor. references #1018 BREAKING CHANGE: async APIs now return native Promises, and the cancellation API is entirely new
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- All async APIs now use native Promises -- no more Task or CancellablePromise - The cancellation API is mostly new. Command chains still provide a `cancel` method. Tests, suites, and exector runs can be cancelled by calling `cancel` on the test, suite, or executor. references #1018 BREAKING CHANGE: async APIs now return native Promises, and the cancellation API is entirely new
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- All async APIs now use native Promises -- no more Task or CancellablePromise - The cancellation API is mostly new. Command chains still provide a `cancel` method. Tests, suites, and exector runs can be cancelled by calling `cancel` on the test, suite, or executor. references #1018 BREAKING CHANGE: async APIs now return native Promises, and the cancellation API is entirely new
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- All async APIs now use native Promises -- no more Task or CancellablePromise - The cancellation API is mostly new. Command chains still provide a `cancel` method. Tests, suites, and exector runs can be cancelled by calling `cancel` on the test, suite, or executor. references #1018 BREAKING CHANGE: async APIs now return native Promises, and the cancellation API is entirely new
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- All async APIs now use native Promises -- no more Task or CancellablePromise - The cancellation API is mostly new. Command chains still provide a `cancel` method. Tests, suites, and exector runs can be cancelled by calling `cancel` on the test, suite, or executor. references theintern#1018 BREAKING CHANGE: async APIs now return native Promises, and the cancellation API is entirely new
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- All async APIs now use native Promises -- no more Task or CancellablePromise - The cancellation API is mostly new. Command chains still provide a `cancel` method. Tests, suites, and exector runs can be cancelled by calling `cancel` on the test, suite, or executor. references #1018 BREAKING CHANGE: async APIs now return native Promises, and the cancellation API is entirely new
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Intern 4.x makes extensive use of a Task class that provides cancellation and
finally
. Now thatfinally
is part of standard promises, and given that cancellation isn't all that useful, the Task class should be replaced with Promise, and all APIs returning Tasks should now return PromiseLike.The webdriver Command class should remain a custom Promise, but based on Promise rather than Task / CancellablePromise.
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