Marcus Pöhls

@knownasilya Ilya, thank you so much for naming [Future Studio](https://futurestud.io) within the guides. We highly appreciate it! ❤️ Honestly, we hope the Strider community will benefit from all the guides...

@FezVrasta Hey Federico, the promise pool provides the current item index as the second argument in the `process` method: ```ts const users = ['Federico', 'Marcus', 'Supercharge'] await PromisePool .for(users) .process(async...

The package doesn't expose any "worker" information to you. All concurrency "slots" run in parallel. There’s no "worker". Under the hood, this package uses promises to wrap the processing. The...

Yep, this package limits the number of promises being handled concurrently. Can you describe your use case? I’m not sure if I understand what you’re looking for

@FezVrasta Hey Federico, I got sidetracked yesterday. Thank you for your patience! I feel like the promise pool may not be the right tool for you. The promise pool is...

Ok, looks like I’m missing something here 😃 Let me describe what I understand: - you want to run an async function - the async function should run on a...

Ok 👍 I’ll think this through and how to implement it.

@pandrews-hdai Hey, at this point it's not possible to timeout an item. Also the pool won't timeout. I appreciate your help if you want to submit a pull request adding...

@pandrews-hdai I prefer things to be baked in. And baking in if it makes sense. For example, my guess is the timeout could be baked in. For a retry (if...

@pandrews-hdai Have you been able to tinker with the timeout implementation? Can you please share an update?