Re: [ServiceWorker] `waitUntil()` for FetchEvent? (#584)

I'm not sure those are in opposition. `waitUntil` is the signal to the UA
that we're not at an interruptable phase in the lifecycle and so can help
us clarify what is allowed to happen when.

On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 1:24 PM, Ben Kelly <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> How long to hold the worker alive with outstanding network requests came
> up in our internal discussion again today. Would be nice to move forward on
> this or define some other life cycle guidelines here.
>
> I believe @annevk <https://github.com/annevk> would like a fully defined
> life cycle model. While that would be nice, I personally think we can make
> progress by defining something like waitUntil().
>
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