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Comment by mekane8

"Really?" was my first reaction too. The difference may be a bit subtle but it's quite clear.

I remember when I was learning promises there was lots of talk in the tutorials, etc. about .all() and I eventually had a use case where I wanted to know the statuses of a bunch of calls and didn't really care whether they were failures or not and I found Q.allSettled() which was perfect. Good old Q.

parent mekane8 6 years ago

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