Reject promises for in-progress operations on an MLTensor if it is destroyed#799
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LGTM with one nitpick
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FYI @bbernhar and @RafaelCintron. |
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Just resolved merge conflicts. Should be ready to go 👍 |
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This PR handles the following case:
The current spec does not reject
promisein this example. This PR updates the spec to match the Chromium implementation and what I assume to be the desired behavior (please speak up otherwise!)Note that Chromium implements a similar pattern in other cases where the
MLContextmay be destroyed (either intentionally or unexpectedly), but specification of that work should follow #744Preview | Diff