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reduce in parallel
See original GitHub issueI note that
aigle
.reduce(links, iterator, {})
.then(data => emitter.emit('end', data))
resolve the promise in series. Is this intentional?
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thanks for the tip!
Sure, I completely agree…! I’m going to prepare new docs and update them, thanks! 🙂