> Is it sufficient to know when a particular element gets upgraded? yes, but from the outside, not from within the class or it's still unobservable. > Or do you want to observe all elements that get upgraded to some custom element? I want to know, if a node is a custom element, when it will get upgraded. > is it sufficient to, let's say have a variant of whenDefined(element) which takes an element and resolves a promise when the element gets upgraded, That would be just perfect. The simplest, the better. In this case, my only concern is what happens if a node is not a custom element. If the node is not an `HTMLUnknownElement` and the promise is resolved right away, let's say in cases such `whenDefined(document.documentElement)`, then I'm more than OK with this proposal/solution. It solves from the inside, it solves from the outside, everybody wins. -- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/w3c/webcomponents/issues/671#issuecomment-333054302
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