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Add AbortSignal.any() #1152
Add AbortSignal.any() #1152
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It is not clear to me what ensure that the second part of the assertion holds. How do we know for sure that AbortSignal.any() cannot be called with an AbortSignal parameter that has it's
dependent
flag set?Maybe we should recursively go through source signals?
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It can be called with dependent signals. When it encounters one in the outer for-loop, it iterates over the dependent signal's source signals and links those. And by always linking to a dependent's source signals, dependent signals are never added as sources. So this is saying "a dependent signal's source signal cannot be a dependent signal."
The idea is something like this:
This is by design to "flatten" the signal dependency graph by linking directly to signals that can abort directly (timeouts or controller signals), which helps optimize GC since intermediates aren't kept alive to propagate abort. (Note also that new sources are fixed at construction time).