Message from JavaScript discussions

December 2016

— It also bypasses the store's input processor by default, since the state being returned should already be processed

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Also, it has the option of creating 2 different action types: updating and non-updating. Both get state, only one pushes it back to the store

— The response not same in the two cases

— The update case revive the promise resolve and reject

— And the false case only data

— It's confused for me create and resolve the promise in the same position

— Non-updating doesn't get a promise

— All the callback does is use the resolve passed to it

— I know

— Care to elaborate?

— Any advice I would very much appreciate :3

— I would keep it all with promises, I would take the callbacks