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Maybe queue should be optional? Regularly I want execute promise callback in same queue where promise was created. I want set queue explicitly for async operations. Now i am change default queue from .main to 'instant', but i want rework dispatch in my fork in future. If you agreed with me i can make PR.

Sorry for bad english.

I stumbled upon a case where I need to pass 4 promises to the when function, and they all return different types. Therefore I can't use the function that receives an Array<T>.

Is there a specific reason to limit the function to 3 promises? Or is it just because it would need to repeat pretty much similar pieces of code for each number of inputs?

Is there any way to include When as a dependency via Carthage and have it not pull down RxSwift et al? I won't be using that part of the library and it basically introduces a huge overhead to my Cartfile checkouts and builds otherwise.

Is there any reason for not porting this to WatchOS that you know of?
Or could I try opening a PR to get this added? :)

This code will print 5:

let promise = Promise<Int>(queue: DispatchQueue.global())
promise.done { result in
    print(result)
}
promise.resolve(5)

But this is not:

let promise = Promise<Int>(queue: DispatchQueue.global())
promise.resolve(5)
promise.done { result in
    print(result)
}

This behavior is by design?

here is the screenshot

Check build and Result.swift file is missing

Hello! I found what barrier queue is concurrent:

Functions.swift:

let barrierQueue = DispatchQueue(label: "When.BarrierQueue", attributes: DispatchQueue.Attributes.concurrent)

But it must be serial to behave as real barrier. Misprint?

When and RxWhen both have the same bundle identifier which prevents using both at the same time. Also, RxWhen depends on When, which means both are meant to be used at the same time.

Proposed Solution:
Rename the Bundle identifiers for RxWhen to RxWhen-iOS, RxWhen-Mac, etc.