`finally` is now stage 2 about yaku HOT 14 CLOSED

Thanks, I'll implement it ASAP.

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ES6 is locked, so it should be a part of ES7 or somehow. I'm sorry that I'm a little outdated.

So I don't know, where to implement it, as an extension or inside the core. I need more information.
I did some research on the internet, nothing seems helpful. I even can't figure out it's ES7 or ES-Next.

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It's not in ES2016/ES7, only two Math methods were added to ES2016/ES7. It will hopefully enter Stage 3 at some point this year.

Criteria to move to Stage 3:

• Complete spec text
• Designated reviewers have signed off on the current spec text
• The ECMAScript editor has signed off on the current spec text

It is up to you where to implement it. I imagine people would be confused if they had to install Yaku and a Yaku plugin to get ES-Promises working.

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Uh, it should be inside the core.

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@ysmood Do you need some help with this feature at all?

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Yes, I need some help. The performance is my main concern.

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The two extra closure makes me headache. I may merge the finally branch if I have time to add more test cases.

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@JakeChampion I published the version v0.17.0 with the newly added finally support. Hope its not too late.

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Thanks!

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Looks to fail some tests in these browsers:

 • ie/11
 • ie/10
 • ie/9
 • ie/8
 • android/4.4

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May I see the error information?

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Rerunning the test suite now as I had some configuration errors which reported lots of false positives. Apologies if it turns out everything is working.

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Tests pass on all except IE8 which seems to hang

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I will double check it later.

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