AI Changelog

New Features

Subscriber: The Subscriber constructor is now fully functional and can be used to create safe subscribers, enhancing your ability to manage subscriptions effectively.
Retry and Repeat: The retryWhen and repeatWhen features are deprecated in favor of simpler alternatives using the delay option with retry and repeat, streamlining your error handling and retry logic.
MapTo Variants: The MapTo variants are deprecated, reducing unnecessary complexity in the API and making it easier to use the core Map functionality.
Timeout: The timeout operator now has stricter argument types, ensuring better type safety and conformance with modern JavaScript standards.

Documentation: The rendering of generics in the documentation is improved, making it clearer and more user-friendly for developers referencing the API.

Fix issues with the timeout operator not timing out correctly when the source emits synchronously, ensuring more reliable behavior in your applications.

Enhance the overall performance of the Subject by optimizing how observers are managed, leading to more efficient event handling in your applications.

Subscriber: The Subscriber constructor is now fully functional and can be used to create safe subscribers, enhancing your ability to manage subscriptions effectively.
Retry and Repeat: The retryWhen and repeatWhen features are deprecated in favor of simpler alternatives using the delay option with retry and repeat, streamlining your error handling and retry logic.
MapTo Variants: The MapTo variants are deprecated, reducing unnecessary complexity in the API and making it easier to use the core Map functionality.
Timeout: The timeout operator now has stricter argument types, ensuring better type safety and conformance with modern JavaScript standards.

Documentation: The rendering of generics in the documentation is improved, making it clearer and more user-friendly for developers referencing the API.

Fix issues with the timeout operator not timing out correctly when the source emits synchronously, ensuring more reliable behavior in your applications.

Enhance the overall performance of the Subject by optimizing how observers are managed, leading to more efficient event handling in your applications.