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chore(promises): removed support for custom promise libraries #12878
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Uzlopak
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In test/connection.test.js we use the package q and bluebird. I wonder if we can remove those tests too? @vkarpov15
lib/helpers/promiseOrCallback.js
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What happens if bluebird is not installed? Crash gracefully?
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mostly looks good to me, though there are some test things that should maybe be changed
also i think this change should target the next major version instead of master (/ 6.x)
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LGTM
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LGTM, i think that bluebird and q can now be removed from the package.json
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just as a note, if you still want to use custom promises, you should be able to do: global.Promise = YourCustomPromise; |

closes #12872