krka

So what you want is something like: ```java CompletableFuture a; CompletableFuture b; return a.thenApply(x -> { if (b.isDone()) { // do something with both A and B } else {...

I tried the sample code, but I could not reproduce the errors.

Thanks, that reproduces it. I'll see if I can get to the bottom of it.

It's a combination of me not having enough free time, and not enough things I (or others apparently) want to change. If anyone wants to fork it that's of course...

That's definitely a compiler bug, but it seems hard to fix without a test case for it.

Reducing memory allocation footprint is always nice - we could do some basic investigation to see what we can get done. Getting it down to no allocation per request seems...