this.send operates referentially on the command object.

[tjgionet]

let temp = {Cmd:"Command"};
let promiseArray = [new promise(res=>this.send(temp, DestA, res)), new promise(res=>this.send(temp, DestB, res))];
await promise.all(promiseArray);

DestA may not receive the command, as the internal destination may be changed (by the second send function) before sending is complete

[valyrie97]

we're breaking immutability, which we should definitely not do. however, making the objects clones by default would force them into being serializable (i believe, i dont think you can deep copy a function bound to a context) which would mean breaking services.

The way I get around ever dealing with this issue is using object literals for nearly every send, and being very cautious when i dont.

[tjgionet]

I completely understand and we can have this conversation this afternoon at the round table.

[tjgionet]

So here we will make the object immutable/non-referential to any object defined outside the this.send scope.

[valyrie97]

Closed with PR #94