AI Changelog

New Features

Async: Enjoy the new .mjs bundle that enhances compatibility with both Node and browser environments, making it easier to use async in your projects.
Async: Experience the power of awaitable queues, allowing you to await queue events and task results, streamlining your async workflows.
Async: Benefit from the addition of cargo queue types, which provide both concurrency and payload options for more flexible task management.
Async: Explore initial support for async generators, paving the way for more efficient handling of collections in your async code.
Async: Utilize the new flatMap aliases for concat, simplifying your data manipulation tasks.

Async: The priority queue now checks for idle status before draining, ensuring that tasks are processed efficiently without premature draining.
Async: The mapLimit example now includes a limit value, providing clearer guidance on its usage.
Async: The documentation for the Concat function is updated to reflect that it returns results in the original order since version 2.5.0.

Fix: Ensure that the error object is defined before accessing its message, preventing potential runtime errors.
Fix: The priority queue now correctly handles draining while tasks are still pending, improving task management.
Fix: The retry mechanism now sends the proper retry count to the interval function, enhancing reliability.
Fix: The eachOfLimit method now properly passes the error to allow for correct cancellation of tasks.

Remove the --save option as it is no longer needed with npm 5.0.0, simplifying your package management.
Add Azure Pipelines support for continuous integration across Windows, Linux, and Mac, improving the testing process for all platforms.

Async: Enjoy the new .mjs bundle that enhances compatibility with both Node and browser environments, making it easier to use async in your projects.
Async: Experience the power of awaitable queues, allowing you to await queue events and task results, streamlining your async workflows.
Async: Benefit from the addition of cargo queue types, which provide both concurrency and payload options for more flexible task management.
Async: Explore initial support for async generators, paving the way for more efficient handling of collections in your async code.
Async: Utilize the new flatMap aliases for concat, simplifying your data manipulation tasks.

Async: The priority queue now checks for idle status before draining, ensuring that tasks are processed efficiently without premature draining.
Async: The mapLimit example now includes a limit value, providing clearer guidance on its usage.
Async: The documentation for the Concat function is updated to reflect that it returns results in the original order since version 2.5.0.

Fix: Ensure that the error object is defined before accessing its message, preventing potential runtime errors.
Fix: The priority queue now correctly handles draining while tasks are still pending, improving task management.
Fix: The retry mechanism now sends the proper retry count to the interval function, enhancing reliability.
Fix: The eachOfLimit method now properly passes the error to allow for correct cancellation of tasks.

Remove the --save option as it is no longer needed with npm 5.0.0, simplifying your package management.
Add Azure Pipelines support for continuous integration across Windows, Linux, and Mac, improving the testing process for all platforms.