This brings the code in line with the API, which says that node ought to be
included in the 'reject' event callback.
Does this feel weird? Technically the node doesn't exist in the hyperlog, so
returning it back to the user might not really make sense. I'm also happy to
just edit the API to explicitly say that no params are included in the 'reject'
event.
This brings the code in line with the API, which says that
node
ought to be included in the 'reject' event callback.Does this feel weird? Technically the node doesn't exist in the hyperlog, so returning it back to the user might not really make sense. I'm also happy to just edit the API to explicitly say that no params are included in the 'reject' event.
cc @mafintosh