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Return a promise from task.start()
See original GitHub issueWhat do you think if task.start() function would return a promise which could be fulfilled with task’s results or rejected in case of error?
In some scenarios, it’s more preferable rather than tracking task’s pending/result values,
i.e. const { pending, error, result } = task;
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Published: https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-hooks-async/v/3.5.0
@dai-shi Thank you for the quick reply and fast update! I very much appreciate your work.