setScheduler regression when upgrading from 2.3.x
See original GitHub issueHi guys, I think I found an issue with the use of setScheduler in an AngularJS application. Specifically, this piece of code:
Promise.setScheduler(function(fn) { $rootScope.$evalAsync(fn); });
it’s not triggering the AngularJS digest cycle anymore after upgrading Bluebird to 2.4.x and later. We debugged some code and found that this specific problem started to appear after this commit aa36792689f50b8450a351f9e9ab781167e09b5c. Am I the only one with this problem?
Thanks for the support, Mattia
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I did not posted the solution since it was not Bleubird’s fault. In my case the problem was having multiple versions of Bluebird at the same time (used by different libraries).
Everyone with a question is welcome to ask it on StackOverflow - me and @bergus frequent the promise tag there and would likely catch it.
If you think it’s a bug - please open a new issue.