Promise.timeout() indicates time-out more precisely

[k7sleeper]

When using Promise.timeout() you may want to differentiate between a promise time-out and other errors. To achive this I have added a TimeOutError class which Promise.timeout() use as rejection reason in case of a time-out.

[honzabrecka]

Please, do not change indentation - add TimeOutError class and change just "new TimeOutError()". Then squash everything into one commit and force push.

[k7sleeper]

OK, now?

[honzabrecka]

The f8e8748 commit is great! Can you squash everything into just one commit or remove all commits except the last one and force push?

[k7sleeper]

How can I do that?

[honzabrecka]

$ git rebase -i HEAD~5 Then delete all lines except the line that contains f8e8748.

https://help.github.com/articles/about-git-rebase

[k7sleeper]

done

[honzabrecka]

$ git push -u origin +master

[k7sleeper]

done

[honzabrecka]

I don't think so - I'm still seeing 5 commits instead of 1. :)

[k7sleeper]

But now, it seems to be ok!

Sorry!

[honzabrecka]

Excelent! Thanks!

[johnyanarella]

Accepted with minor modifications:

• converted indentation in TimeOutError.as from spaces to tabs to match the rest of the project
• renamed TimeOutError to TimeoutError for naming consistency (i.e. originating method is timeout(), not timeOut())
• tweaked comment for Promise::timeout() to reference TimeoutError
• added comment in TimeoutError to reference Promise::timeout()

Thank you!