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When there is an error and stopOnError is set to true, the queue is stopped but if some files are loaded at the same time, the event fileLoad is not dispatched.
If then, the queue is resumed, the files which were loaded but not "reported" are missed. This issue can be reproduced when trottling the network (using low bandwidth)
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What is the expectation here? If a file completes in a stopped queue, we currently ignore events. Maybe we should queue them up, and dispatch them ALL once the queue is restarted?
Yes that can be one valid approach. The idea is that the user needs to
control which files have succeeded and which not.
El 23 oct. 2017 11:39 a. m., "Lanny McNie" <[email protected]>
escribió:
When there is an error and stopOnError is set to true, the queue is stopped but if some files are loaded at the same time, the event fileLoad is not dispatched.
If then, the queue is resumed, the files which were loaded but not "reported" are missed. This issue can be reproduced when trottling the network (using low bandwidth)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: