Stefan Penner

Also noticed, not all tests where running correctly: https://github.com/ember-engines/ember-engines/pull/554 Don't worry, I am slowly making way to this PR. (it is important to me as well, sorry for the delay)

Thanks for sharing the reproduction!

https://github.com/ember-cli/ember-exam/pull/242 Was merged and released.

@step2yeung could you elaborate on the "problem" in the description above, can you relate your description to a user facing example. Currently, I'm having some trouble connecting the two.

> Look into these and see if we can pull forward what they need to make the doc read more naturally. Ya, I felt I was missing something as i...

Finally returns the receiver. It only has a single callback and that callback has an arity of 0. The callbacks return value is ignored. My related tests in RSVP.js https://github.com/tildeio/rsvp.js/blob/master/test/tests/extension-test.js#L1836...

I believe my confusion/concern boils done to: https://github.com/couchdeveloper/RXPromise/blob/6466cec5cae1f61a5c056ec360486320322915e0/RXPromise%20Libraries/Source/RXPromise.mm#L879-L896 1. promise acting as a deferred (exposing its private resolve/reject) 2. exposing both fulfill and resolve (I would like to suggest "resolve"...

`[RXPromise promiseWithResult:anotherPromise]` should mimic the ES spec's `Promise.resolve` It should accept a value, a promise, or an error. When accepting a promise as it's argument the newly constructed promise's fate...

> Strictly, if there is a resolveWithResult: method, it makes the API fulfillWithValue: and the API rejectWithReason: redundant. Nonetheless, I need the implementations of both. IFF there will be a...

Could you provide a more detailed example. As that way we can see exactly what you are expecting (input/output). As eyeglass allows for some additional conventions, it may not be...