Failing test for helpers using runHooks
being unsettled after resolving
#956
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This commit introduces a number of (currently failing) tests that are attempting to confirm that after running various public methods that we are in a settled state.
The tests all fail at the moment, because the
Promise.all
that is done wihtinrunHooks
does not go through our customRSVP.configure('async', fn)
. This is because theasync
hook in RSVPonly receives a second argument (the
promise
argument) in some circumstances but not in the case where the parent promise is not in the pending state (this branch in RSVP).RSVP.Promise.all([undefined, undefined])
is consideredsettled immediately, so
RSVP.Promise.all().then(fn)
returns a promise that will not get our custom promise resolution scheduling.Since our custom scheduling is not being used here, the normal
RSVP
integration is used which means that the promise will resolve in theactions
queue of the run loop. Ultimately, this is whyisSettled()
returns false whenawait runHooks(...)
completes: a run loop was started in order to resolve therunHooks
promise, but it has not completed yet.Reproduces the issue reported in #947.