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Currently, we are skipping multiple sync emissions. This will wait for all 3 values from a and only then would produce a result:
a
const a = of(1, 2, 3); const b = of('π'); computed(() => $(a) + $(b)).subscribe(β¦); // > 3π
I think its fine for computed, but it seems to be an issue for our shiny new combined (or whatever name we end up with in #32):
computed
combined
combined(() => $(a) + $(b)).subscribe(β¦); // > 1π > 2π > 3π
Though it's not very clear how to handle this with multiple streams emitting synchronously.
combineLatest ignores sync values from the first stream:
combineLatest
const a$ = of(1,2,3); const b$ = of('a', 'b', 'c'); const result$ = combineLatest(a$, b$);
So, I'm not sure if, what, and how it should be done. Please, share your thoughts!
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Currently, we are skipping multiple sync emissions. This will wait for all 3 values from
a
and only then would produce a result:I think its fine for
computed
, but it seems to be an issue for our shiny newcombined
(or whatever name we end up with in #32):Though it's not very clear how to handle this with multiple streams emitting synchronously.
combineLatest
ignores sync values from the first stream:So, I'm not sure if, what, and how it should be done.
Please, share your thoughts!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: