Build(deps): Bump true-myth from 8.4.0 to 8.5.0

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Bumps true-myth from 8.4.0 to 8.5.0.

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v8.5.0: Now with retries!

About

This release adds Task.withRetries, an easy-to use function for retrying tasks, as well as a new true-myth/tasks/delay module with common strategies for delays.

True Myth is a TypeScript library for safer handling of null/undefined and both synchronous and asynchronous errors. To install this version:

Package manager	Command
npm	npm add true-myth@^8.5.0
yarn	yarn add true-myth@^8.5.0
pnpm	pnpm add true-myth@^8.5.0
bun	bun add true-myth@^8.5.0

Changes

(🚀 Enhancement)

• #939 [backport] Task: add a new withRetries function (@​chriskrycho)

(🏠 Internal)

• #926 internal: Introduce a separate CI job for any 8.x work (@​chriskrycho)

Committers: 1

• Chris Krycho (@​chriskrycho)

Discussion

This new utility function, modeled fairly directly on the [the Rust retry crate][crate], lets you retry a Task if it initially rejects.

Although you can customize nearly every part of this, you do not have to. By default, withRetries will immediately retry the callback up to three times:

let fetchTask = Task.withRetries(
  () => Task.fromPromise(fetch('https://true-myth.js.org'))
);

When combined with tools like Task.safe, this can becomes a very concise abstraction:

const fetch = Task.safe(window.fetch);
let result = await Task.withRetries(() => fetch('https://true-myth.js.org'))

You can fully customize its behavior, however:

1. The retryable callback receives a status object which reports the number of retries and the elapsed time requested. You can use that to determine what actions to take depending on how long you have been trying an operation.

   [!NOTE] The elapsed value will always be greater than or equal to the requested elapsed time after the first try, because even calling setTimeout(() => {}, 0) will take at least one microtask queue tick, and JavaScript runtimes do not guarantee exactly the time it takes for promises to settle or setTimeout to resolve, and the resolution changes over time.

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Changelog

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8.5.0 (2025-01-25)

Adds a powerful Task.withRetries utility for retrying tasks, along with a new module, true-myth/task/delay, which provides a bunch of useful strategies for retries. See the docs for more details, and thanks to @​alfierivera for suggesting it!

(:rocket: Enhancement)

• #939 [backport] Task: add a new withRetries function (@​chriskrycho)

(:house: Internal)

• #926 internal: Introduce a separate CI job for any 8.x work (@​chriskrycho)

Committers: 1

• Chris Krycho (@​chriskrycho)

Commits

• c4d1d56 Release 8.5.0
• 3143399 Merge pull request #939 from true-myth/task-with-retries-v8.x
• f589a64 Task: Apply @​ts-ignore 3× compatibility with older TS versions
• ef3d7a2 [backport] Task: add a new withRetries function
• 2c4b9f5 Merge pull request #926 from true-myth/v8.x-ci-on-branch
• 214fd5f internal: Introduce a separate CI job for any 8.x work
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