yield([take([t1, t2]), take(t3, t4)]) is not being resolved?
See original GitHub issuei’m using redux-promise-middleware
what i want to do:
in one saga:
yield [put(action1()), put(action2())]
const actionResults = yield [
take(['action1_SUCCESS', action1_ERROR]),
take(['action2_SUCCESS', 'action2_ERROR'])
]
// this place here is never reached
...next actions
...actionResults[1]
if i leave only one take
, ...next actions
is reached as expected. can I not use yield [take, take, take]
?
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It took more time but the last v0.10.0 handles parallel takes
FYI the actual code on the master branch can handle parallel takes. Probably to be released this week-end