When debugging reducers, the most annoying thing is the re-running of the function each async call that gets made. We should be able to keep the loaded function around in the isolator and simply resolve the promises that it sent out.
This performs better and is easier to debug.
A tool could be constructed that randomly cuts the execution short in order to try induce faults that are occuring due to the isolation boundaries
When debugging reducers, the most annoying thing is the re-running of the function each async call that gets made. We should be able to keep the loaded function around in the isolator and simply resolve the promises that it sent out.
This performs better and is easier to debug.
A tool could be constructed that randomly cuts the execution short in order to try induce faults that are occuring due to the isolation boundaries