The answer of the question "In which states can a Promise be?" have to include the state <settled>
Fziliotti opened this issue · 2 comments
Fziliotti commented
The answer of the question "In which states can a Promise be?" have to include the state
skatcat31 commented
settled is not a valid state for a promise.
It is a colloquial way of referring to a non-pending promise without knowledge of it's actual state. It is not in the specification nor can the state be reached since a promise is considered settled as a quantum(either resolved or rejected), and quantum are not a possible state in JS.
While we understand the intent of this issue it is an incorrect interpretation.