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A call made while the previous execution was running could lose its state to that execution: - AsyncDebouncer dropped the call when the running execution settled first, because the settle cleared the new call's lastArgs and isPending. - In both classes, the fired timer cleared the resolver only after its execution, so a newer call resolved the earlier caller early with a stale result, and the timer then dropped the newer call's resolver. - isExecuting became false when the first of two overlapping executions settled. The fired timer now takes its resolver before it executes and resolves with its own execution's result. The debouncer clears lastArgs and isPending only when no newer call arrived during the execution. isExecuting stays true while any execution is in flight.
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Resetting a batcher during an active execution can make a later batch appear finished while it is still running. Preserve unique execution keys before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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- Line 419: Keep retryer keys unique across reset() by using an execution ID
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Keep retryer keys unique across reset().
If reset() runs during a batch, it resets executeCount but leaves the old retryer in asyncRetryers. A new batch can reuse that key. When the old batch settles, its finalizer deletes the new retryer. This line then sets isExecuting to false while the new batch is still running. Use an execution ID that does not reset, or prevent key reuse until the old execution settles.
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In `@packages/pacer/src/async-batcher.ts` at line 419, Keep retryer keys unique
across reset() by using an execution ID that reset() does not reset, or
otherwise prevent key reuse until the prior execution settles; ensure an old
execution’s finalizer cannot delete a newer entry from asyncRetryers and make
isExecuting report false while that newer batch is running.
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🔵 Needs a closer look
Three unresolved moderate findings affect flush results, argument handling, and promise resolution.
Review effort: Lite
Findings: None
What changed in this PR
Fixes overlapping async debouncer, throttler, and batcher executions so queued calls retain state, receive correct results, and report accurate execution status.
Changes:
- Preserves queued arguments and per-execution promise results.
- Prevents duplicate
flush()executions and corrects pending/executing state. - Adds regression tests and a patch changeset.
Outstanding moderate findings (1 vote each):
- Debouncer
flush()can resolve with a stale result. - Throttler timer should snapshot arguments before notifying state subscribers.
- Throttler
flush()should clear its resolver before execution.
| File | Summary |
|---|---|
packages/pacer/tests/async-throttler.test.ts |
Adds throttler overlap, result, and flush coverage. |
packages/pacer/tests/async-debouncer.test.ts |
Adds debouncer regression coverage. |
packages/pacer/tests/async-batcher.test.ts |
Adds overlapping execution state coverage. |
packages/pacer/src/async-throttler.ts |
Fixes trailing promise resolution and overlapping execution state. |
packages/pacer/src/async-debouncer.ts |
Corrects queued execution and state handling. |
packages/pacer/src/async-batcher.ts |
Tracks remaining concurrent executions. |
.changeset/swift-owls-do.md |
Documents the patch release. |
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🎯 Changes
A call made while the previous execution is still running can lose its state to that execution. With
AsyncDebouncer({ wait: 50 })and a function that takes 100 ms, a second call at 100 or 140 ms never runs:[1, 2][1, 2][1][1, 2][1][1, 2]AsyncDebouncer.#executeclearslastArgsandisPendingin itsfinally, even when a newer call has set them, so the newer call's timer finds no args and skips.#executeno longer clears them. The fired timer and the leading path clear them before they execute.#resolvePreviousPromiseonly after its execution. A call made during the execution resolves the earlier caller at once with the stalelastResult, and the timer then clears the newer call's resolver.#resolvePreviousPromisebefore it executes and resolves its caller with its own execution's result.isPendingstaystruewhile a trailing execution runs, soflush()runs it a second time andstatusreports'pending'instead of'executing'.isPending: falsebefore it executes.AsyncDebouncer,AsyncThrottlerandAsyncBatcher,isExecutingbecomesfalsewhen the first of two overlapping executions settles.this.asyncRetryers.size > 0after an execution settles, asAsyncQueuerandAsyncRateLimiteralready do.A caller whose timer has fired now waits for its own execution. Before, a newer call resolved that caller early with the previous result. This matches
p-debounce. Unlikep-debounce, a caller superseded before its timer fires still resolves at once withlastResult.Fixes #257 and closes #258, which fixes the dropped call in the first row above.
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flush()from duplicating a trailing execution that is already running.isExecutingremains active until all executions finish.