Catch from a Promise<object> returns IPromise instead of IPromise<object>

[AllFatherGray]

Old Code: `
public override IPromise

[RoryDungan]

This is intended behaviour. From version 3.0, you can return a value from a .Catch to be used in a later then:

var defaultValue = "foo";

FunctionReturningPromise()
    .Catch(ex => {
        Console.Error(ex.Message);
        return defaultValue;
    })
    .Then(v => Console.Log(v));

This means that, like JavaScript promises, if your .Catch handler doesn't return a value, no value will be passed through and you will end up with a non-value promise (IPromise as opposed to IPromise<T>).

To work around this, you should either return a default value in your .Catch handler or move the error handling outside of the function returning the promise.

[AllFatherGray]

Thanks for the response. The new behavior is intended so this issue is closed.