Cancel remaining URLs on 'fail'
See original GitHub issueCurrently, if one of the URLs fails to load for whatever reason (triggers the 'fail'
event), the remaining URLs in the urls
array run anyways.
Could there be a way provided to disable this behaviour, and skip the remaining URLs upon one of them failing? I’m not aware of a way to do this now. Likely it would be an option in the options
object in the API params (or an options flag for the CLI).
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I totally missed that, thanks!
Works great. Thanks! There’s one or two minor things to update in the README, see #73.