Allow messages.read() opts to take priority over defaults#29
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November 18, 2018 16:34
Changed the order of the `xtend()` assignment, so that passed opts
takes priority making it possible to override the
`{reverse: true}` with a `false` value instead.
Also added some semi-accurate documentation to that method based on
assumptions.
Made the call to callback unconditional, so that you don't have to wait forever until your callback gets invoked if anything goes wrong. ;)
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heck yeah for semi-accurate docs |
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Changed the order of the
xtend()assignment, so that passed optstakes priority making it possible to override the
{reverse: true}with afalsevalue instead.Also added some semi-accurate documentation to that method based on
assumptions.