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Summary
Make all less strict both at the type level and at runtime, making it closer to Promise.all behavior.
Values are not required to have a then method (e.g. promises and promise-like objects). If no then method exists, the value is used as-is.
I've made the following performance improvements:
Avoid heap allocations where possible. Previously, all would create one array per promise when called with an array of promises. In all cases, all would create an additional object upon the resolution of each promise. Upon completion, all would filter the results, which allocated another array, and map the filtered results afterwards, allocating yet another array. For each promise, all would allocate two functions (a then callback and a catch callback).
Stop creating an empty object {} and using Array#reduce to populate it. Instead, use spread syntax on the input object, thereby reusing the input object's V8 “hidden class”. Then gradually assign the resolved values to the output object.
Related issue, if any:
For any code change,
[ ] Related documentation has been updated, if needed
[x] Related tests have been added or updated, if needed
[ ] Related benchmarks have been added or updated, if needed
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Summary
Make
allless strict both at the type level and at runtime, making it closer toPromise.allbehavior.thenmethod (e.g. promises and promise-like objects). If nothenmethod exists, the value is used as-is.allwould create one array per promise when called with an array of promises. In all cases,allwould create an additional object upon the resolution of each promise. Upon completion,allwould filter the results, which allocated another array, and map the filtered results afterwards, allocating yet another array. For each promise,allwould allocate two functions (athencallback and acatchcallback).{}and usingArray#reduceto populate it. Instead, use spread syntax on the input object, thereby reusing the input object's V8 “hidden class”. Then gradually assign the resolved values to the output object.Related issue, if any:
For any code change,
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No
Bundle impact
src/async/all.ts[^1337]: Function size includes the
importdependencies of the function.