I'm using IcedCoffeeScript.
I want to write this:
User.find(id).always esc done
or await User.find(id).always defer e, user
But Promise#always
is deprecated in when.js
.
Is there another way?
I'm using IcedCoffeeScript.
I want to write this:
User.find(id).always esc done
or await User.find(id).always defer e, user
But Promise#always
is deprecated in when.js
.
Is there another way?
Promise#always
is deprecated in when.js
and will be removed in an upcoming version.
However, promise.always(onFulfilledOrRejected, onProgress)
is nothing but a shortcut for .then(onFulfilledOrRejected, onFulfilledOrRejected, onProgress)
. So instead of using
.always(handler)
You will have to use
.then(handler, handler)
If may affect your code if you were using inline functions for .always
as with .then
it would be better to extract them as separate functions.
Authors of when.js
recommend using promise.ensure
instead of promise.always
. More details here.
promise.ensure
is safer in that it cannot transform a failure into a success by accident (whichalways
could do simply by returning successfully!).
I hope that will help.