Exercise 10 of 13: Task's instructions mention Q's function

[vubui]

Step 3 asks us to "Create a promise chain that wraps your iterate method using Q'sfcall then a series of iterations that attempts to perform iteratea total of 10 times."

This seems like a relic of the old Q workshop. Will this be replaced soon to prevent confusion?

[no-language]

I think you're right that the instructions are outdated - the example solution begins the chain with Promise.resolve rather than Q.fcall. There's still enough information in the instructions for the exercise to be relatively straightforward to solve, but it is confusing to suddenly reference this new module without any additional explanation, especially when the module is not even needed to solve the exercise.

[TimothyGu]

Yep, sorry about that.

[gabrielkunkel]

This should be resolved with https://github.com/stevekane/promise-it-wont-hurt/pull/57.

[gabrielkunkel]

I created a pull request (https://github.com/stevekane/promise-it-wont-hurt/pull/105) to resolve this.

[techyrajeev]

While doing ex - 10 I came across

Create a promise chain that wraps your iterate method using Q'sfcall then a series of iterations that attempts to perform iteratea total of 10 times.

I have no idea from where Q's 'fcall` comes in the instruction, I have no idea what is Q either. It is really confusing.

[gabrielkunkel]

@techyrajeev If you read my revision in pull request #105 (under "files changed") it should make a bit more sense.