Re: [spec-reviews] Promise rejection tracking events (#96)

One thing I was curious about (and seems to require digging a bit into the ECMA-262) is whether the promise attribute on the event is the last promise in the chain or the promise where the rejection happened (or was last handled).  (Is there then a mechanism for developers to inspect that chain to understand what happened?)

Re "developer console" wording; I think there is some value in consistency between implementations in terms of what gets reported to the developer console; I worry about race-to-the-bottom in terms of diagnostics to avoid having clutter for a site developed in a competing browser which then needs to be debugged in another browser (although this is more a fuzzy feeling than something I've properly gamed out in my head).

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Received on Wednesday, 16 December 2015 21:43:13 UTC