The original goal of including core.async was to have a portable way of suspending / resuming execution in sc.api/brk. It turns out that core.async is not that portable, for instance self-hosted ClojureScript is not supported; it is also a bit too prescriptive about the green threading mechanism to use for non-blocking breakpoints.
So I'm going to remove the core.async dep, and reimplement sc.api/brk in terms of clojure.core/promise and clojure.core/deliver. There's no breakage here, as core.async has not yet been exposed in the API.
The original goal of including core.async was to have a portable way of suspending / resuming execution in
sc.api/brk. It turns out that core.async is not that portable, for instance self-hosted ClojureScript is not supported; it is also a bit too prescriptive about the green threading mechanism to use for non-blocking breakpoints.So I'm going to remove the core.async dep, and reimplement
sc.api/brkin terms ofclojure.core/promiseandclojure.core/deliver. There's no breakage here, as core.async has not yet been exposed in the API.