AsyncParallelBailHook keeps executing even after one of the tapped functions has produced a defined value

[nshimiye]

Consider this example

const { AsyncParallelBailHook } = require("tapable");

const hook = new AsyncParallelBailHook();
hook.tapPromise('A', () => new Promise(res => setTimeout(() => res(undefined), 100)));
hook.tapPromise('B', () => new Promise(res => setTimeout(() => res('B'), 5000))); // <= last to resolve
hook.tapPromise('C', () => new Promise(res => setTimeout(() => res('C'), 500)));

hook.promise().then(console.log);

Expected (hook is expected to use value from the third tap)

C

Actual (hook uses value from second tap instead)

B

[nshimiye]

I have proactively looked and proposed a change that would fix the above issue, if you guys think it is an issue!

[sokra]

This is working as expected. It's not a race, it returns the first defined value by plugin order. This way the behavior is always deterministic and independent of timing.

[nshimiye]

I see, thx for clarification @sokra !
Would it be possible to point me to a doc/reference that explains more about the plugin order
I think that will help me figure out how to use tapable for my use-case and maybe add a test case to help others understand the expected behavior