Vincent Lycoops

I don't know how Angular works internally when it comes to polyfills, but after looking into it, I'd need to use AbortSignal.any() in order to support the Observable unsubscription and...

So until then, we'd need to use the setTimeout method for fetch instead of combining the two signals. And when the signal is aborted from the setTimeout callback, it would...

I updated the code with the suggestions, however that command fails for me. I'm currently on Windows and am getting this error (Bazel always gives me some trouble): `java.io.IOException: ERROR:...

Got back from holidays and got the command to work on my non-Windows machine (I'm not sure if that's supposed to only work on Unix-like systems). Is there anything else...

I had to remove the test for what's in the DOMException. I have no idea why, but during unit tests, the information Exception doesn't get treated like in actual browsers...

Yes, I know that, I'm still not on the same two computers. I'll squash the commits when everything is okay with my private account. However I'm not sure why DOMException...

I stumbled upon that issue as well, but from my understanding it seems to not be related. When I run in Node.Js ```typescript const e = new DOMException('', 'AbortError'); console.log(e.name);...

Sorry I had missed @ajitzero's comment

I rebased the branch. Interestingly, with Angular 20 moving to "widely available baseline" for browser compatibility, we still can't use `AbortSignal.any()`. Regarding the docs, I will try to find some...

I tested around with XHR in Chrome and Firefox a bit and it seems like any timeout value below 1 will be ignored. As suggested, I'm throwing an error when...