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Add support for CancelToken?
See original GitHub issueHey,
Its probably too early to begin this in earnest but assuming most wants to play well in the spec-compliant world then would it make sense to add support for CancelTokens (detail) in any special way?
While cancelToken.promise is sufficient to feed combinators like until I wonder if anything special needs to be done on the error handling side to distinguish between a canceled stream versus a failed one.
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- Created 7 years ago
- Comments:5 (2 by maintainers)
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I can’t speak for the other contributors, but I can say I’m not too interested in becoming spec-compliant. If we were to become spec-compliant, we would almost certainly see a performance drop.
No worries, @jasonkuhrt. Yeah, I think the withdraw was surprising to most folks. I haven’t seen a good explanation for the reasons other than “google objected”. I wasn’t personally a fan of the proposal, but it’d be nice to know the reasons.