Re: [whatwg/fetch] Aborting a fetch: The Next Generation (#447)

> With the above (btw it's the signal that gets passed to fetch), I think it'd abort in time, since .text() would check the signal's state at the start.

Ok, thanks.  That's getting at my question a bit more.  Because its possible the entire body is in memory and available by the time we resolve the fetch() promise with the Response.  At the extreme, we can try to reason about how this works with empty string body or single character body.

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