Limit AbortSignal.timeout to Window and Worker #1055
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Worklets are designed with minimal event loops such that they need only run a single task and corresponding microtasks, making APIs that schedule additional tasks unsuitable for worklets. As such, we restrict the availability of AbortSignal.timeout to Window and Worker since the API schedules a task to implement the timeout. Closes whatwg#1054.
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cc @Ms2ger |
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Makes sense, thanks. CC @leobalter |
annevk
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I decided to forego the usual requirements as all of this is new territory that's about to be implemented. (And the status quo was Window/Worker.) |
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Worklets are designed with minimal event loops such that they need only run a single task and corresponding microtasks, making APIs that schedule additional tasks unsuitable for worklets. This restricts the availability of AbortSignal.timeout to Window and Worker since the API schedules a task to implement the timeout.
Closes #1054.
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