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Update filter type to allow synchronous filters #100
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Is this a breaking change? It might be a breaking change only for users who use filters outside of the |
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This is just a type fix.The current code already converts everything to promise during the filter chain handling. |
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We should refactor that part of the code with async await and skip useless promise posting as an optimization. |
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It think this relates to this never ending discussion about Awaited type |
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Published as 0.11.3. |
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Updating
ServiceClientRequestFiltertype to allow synchronous filter methods. In the implementation, they can return a non-promise value as written in README and tested in the unit tests.