The OperationExecutor does not emit error results #7632
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@david-driscoll thanks for contributing this ... I will package it into 14.1 |
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OK ... I will need to look into why the tests fail. |
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I missed those tests myself, I'll try and take a look as well. |
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When the
OperationExecutordoes not emit any error results, because theResultis always null.I was not sure how best to fix this, and I'm not as deeply involved in the spec, so this is my best guess atm.
Basically if any error results are found,
OperationExecutorwillOnNextand complete the observable. This could be wrong behavior instead of justOnNextthe result and move on.I made the change to both
OperationExecutorandStorelessOperationExecutorso their behavior would be consistent. (And to help identify if I'm thinking about errors all the wrong way).