I totally agree - this is useful scenario. My point is that it can be easily achieved with current api without introducing new methods:
const [r1, r2] = await Promise.all([op1(), op2()].map(p => p.catch(e => e))); // decode state of operations by simply checking "instanceof Error".
I think it is more about the complexity or how much code you write to achieve same functionality without worrying about the other things.
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I totally agree - this is useful scenario.
My point is that it can be easily achieved with current api without introducing new methods:
I think it is more about the complexity or how much code you write to achieve same functionality without worrying about the other things.