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…moved, otherwise they don't always enter that particular callback; (already taken care of within the scene directive's on-create)
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Do you see this same behavior in the JSAPI sample page in IE/Firefox? If so, best option is to leave as is and notify JSAPI team. |
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Good question. I'm not really seeing it happen (works fine). I can even keep on nesting |
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Leave it open and revisit after 4.0 is out of beta. |
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Let's cancel this, it appears to be fine at 4.0 from what I can see in the test page. |
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@tomwayson there's no github issue associated with this, but I worked up a small optional fix for behavior I noticed recently in Firefox and IE for the chaining promises example. Check out the commit description for more info. A drawback is that this departs from the JSAPI example. Any thoughts or reasons to forget and deny this?