AI Changelog

New Features

Queue: Introduces new queue concurrency settings, allowing users to control how many tasks run simultaneously, enhancing performance and resource management.
Async Utilities: Adds a new utility function called ensureAsync, which ensures that async functions always call their callback on a later tick in the event loop, preventing potential stack overflows.
Queue: Adds a started attribute to the queue, helping users determine if the queue has processed any jobs, improving visibility into queue status.

Async.auto: Enhances the async.auto() method to detect deadlocks due to unsatisfied dependencies, improving reliability and error handling.
Documentation: Updates and clarifies various sections in the README, including examples for async.each and async.auto, making it easier for users to understand and implement these functions.
Queue: Improves the queue functionality by ensuring that the drain event is called correctly when an empty task list is pushed, enhancing user experience.

Fix: Resolves an issue where the _eachLimit function continues to run after an error occurs, ensuring that errors are handled properly and do not lead to unexpected behavior.
Fix: Addresses a problem with the each function not calling the final callback when provided with an empty array, ensuring consistent behavior.
Fix: Corrects the sample code in the documentation for async.seq, ensuring that it accurately reflects the required function signature and prevents confusion for new users.

Add: Introduces a coverage report badge using Coveralls, allowing users to easily see the test coverage status of the project.
Add: Includes a cargo animation in the README to visually explain the cargo function, enhancing user understanding.

Queue: Introduces new queue concurrency settings, allowing users to control how many tasks run simultaneously, enhancing performance and resource management.
Async Utilities: Adds a new utility function called ensureAsync, which ensures that async functions always call their callback on a later tick in the event loop, preventing potential stack overflows.
Queue: Adds a started attribute to the queue, helping users determine if the queue has processed any jobs, improving visibility into queue status.

Async.auto: Enhances the async.auto() method to detect deadlocks due to unsatisfied dependencies, improving reliability and error handling.
Documentation: Updates and clarifies various sections in the README, including examples for async.each and async.auto, making it easier for users to understand and implement these functions.
Queue: Improves the queue functionality by ensuring that the drain event is called correctly when an empty task list is pushed, enhancing user experience.

Fix: Resolves an issue where the _eachLimit function continues to run after an error occurs, ensuring that errors are handled properly and do not lead to unexpected behavior.
Fix: Addresses a problem with the each function not calling the final callback when provided with an empty array, ensuring consistent behavior.
Fix: Corrects the sample code in the documentation for async.seq, ensuring that it accurately reflects the required function signature and prevents confusion for new users.

Add: Introduces a coverage report badge using Coveralls, allowing users to easily see the test coverage status of the project.
Add: Includes a cargo animation in the README to visually explain the cargo function, enhancing user understanding.