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Consider making writer.abort() automatically generate an "AbortError" DOMException?
#1290
opened Jul 14, 2023 by
domenic
reader.cancel([ reason ]) "behaves the same as stream.cancel(reason)" is confusing
#1287
opened Jul 7, 2023 by
jedwards1211
async iteration over a ReadableStream containing a rejected Promise will not clean up
#1266
opened Apr 5, 2023 by
bakkot
Efficient mapping to Unix-style APIs with pollable readers and writers
#1265
opened Apr 5, 2023 by
reillyeon
Why resolve backpressurePromise by an error message in SetUpCrossRealmTransformWritable?
#1260
opened Feb 24, 2023 by
saschanaz
Should cancelation error from UnderlyingSource be transferred too?
#1259
opened Feb 24, 2023 by
saschanaz
Cancelling and exception handling async iteration of ReadableStreams
#1255
opened Feb 7, 2023 by
hamishwillee
Should the "set up" algorithm for IDL-created WritableStreams wrap the write algorithm?
#1253
opened Jan 30, 2023 by
saschanaz
Should the underlying source be pinged for cancel when a close request exists?
#1252
opened Jan 21, 2023 by
saschanaz
"Let result be the result of running cancelAlgor..."
good first issue
Ideal for someone new to a WHATWG standard or software project
#1241
opened Aug 16, 2022 by
ricea
Performance optimization:
ReadableStreamDefaultReader.prototype.readMany
#1236
opened Jun 14, 2022 by
Jarred-Sumner
Do the abort steps of ReadableStreamPipeTo really guarantee the abort callback to be called before cancel?
#1229
opened Apr 26, 2022 by
saschanaz
explain better what the pull method should do in the underlying source API
#1228
opened Apr 26, 2022 by
skybrian
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