an attempt at adding retry() to trackedTask#119
an attempt at adding retry() to trackedTask#119BoussonKarel wants to merge 1 commit intouniversal-ember:mainfrom
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| [RUN] = (positional: Args) => { | ||
| [RUN] = () => { | ||
| let args = this[THUNK] || DEFAULT_THUNK; |
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instead of doing this[THUNK] || DEFAULT_THUNK here, could we move it to the constructor.
this way, we can access the args directly in here (still invoking normalizeThunk as you have it though).
| registerDestructor(state, () => state[TASK].cancelAll()); | ||
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| return destroyable as unknown as TaskInstance<Return>; | ||
| return destroyable as unknown as TaskInstance<Return> & { retry: () => void }; |
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I know in discord you said you might want to do the type differently -- but I think this is fine <3
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| test('it runs again when calling retry()', async function (assert) { |
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a testing technique that might help here (and/or in a rendering test)
is using assert.step('name of thing') and then at various intervals calling assert.verifySteps([expected steps]) -- this way you don't necessarily need to be concerned with the exact values if you don't need to be
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trackedFunction has a
retryoption, but the trackedTask doesn't have this (yet).Here is an attempt at adding retry to the trackedTask.