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When throwing an Error inside the get () method of the asyncComputed, the component's registered errorCaptured handler is not being called. Can/Should this be added?
Yes, I see. vue-async-computed predates the errorCaptured error handling mechanism in Vue, so that's why it has it's own different error handling. But now that Vue has this robust error handling mechanism, it makes sense to use it, at least as a fallback after vue-async-computed's error handling. (And then in the next major version of vue-async-computed, I suppose I'd remove vue-async-computed's own custom error handling completely.)
When throwing an Error inside the
get ()
method of the asyncComputed, the component's registerederrorCaptured
handler is not being called. Can/Should this be added?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: