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Well, this is more of an enhancement request than a bug.
I am running my integration tests asynchronously. Next to that I make sure that (most) calls to setTimeout use a timeout of 0 (zero) during the integration tests, to perform well.
But timer.js by default adds all timers and intervals to the queue, regardless of the timeout value.
I would like setTimeout to synchronously call the given function when the timeout is set to zero, see e.g. orslumen@fe499c2
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Well, this is more of an enhancement request than a bug.
I am running my integration tests asynchronously. Next to that I make sure that (most) calls to setTimeout use a timeout of 0 (zero) during the integration tests, to perform well.
But timer.js by default adds all timers and intervals to the queue, regardless of the timeout value.
I would like setTimeout to synchronously call the given function when the timeout is set to zero, see e.g. orslumen@fe499c2
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: