in seq.js:
scheduler.msgs.push( msg, priority > this.priority ? priority : this.priority )
priority is a boolean value of true in nearly all cases.
This ends up being send to the websocket, which probably ends up ignoring it or swallowing an exception ? ( haven't been able to figure out what it does with it )
I notice that shouldExecute on sequencing objects is sometimes an integer and sometimes a boolean which I think is related.
I don't fully understand how it works though so I'm not sure what it should be.
in seq.js:
scheduler.msgs.push( msg, priority > this.priority ? priority : this.priority )
priority is a boolean value of true in nearly all cases. This ends up being send to the websocket, which probably ends up ignoring it or swallowing an exception ? ( haven't been able to figure out what it does with it )Is this intentional ?