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In ReadableStreamClose() we iterate over default reader's readRequests to resolve all of their promises. We don't, however, do this for BYOB reader readIntoRequests. Is this intentional?
Note that we do iterate and reject BYOB reader readIntoRequests in ReadableStreamError().
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This is for allowing the underlying byte source to return the buffers it borrowed even after being canceled. We're still discussing whether this is really useful or not. Your opinion is really welcome.
We had this logic also for errored state, but we've removed it.
In ReadableStreamClose() we iterate over default reader's readRequests to resolve all of their promises. We don't, however, do this for BYOB reader readIntoRequests. Is this intentional?
Note that we do iterate and reject BYOB reader readIntoRequests in ReadableStreamError().
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: