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Feature: AbortSignal support first value from last value from #6675

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Feature: AbortSignal support first value from last value from #6675

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Commits on Nov 15, 2021

  1. feat(firstValueFrom): now supports AbortSignal cancellation 

    Adds a feature to the `firstValueFrom` config to support passing an `AbortSignal` that can be used to unsubscribe from the underlying subscription. This will result in the returned promise rejecting with an `AbortError`, which is an error type belonging to the library at this point. This is because there is no consistent error type to throw across all supported runtimes that the user could check for.

related ReactiveX#6442
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  2. feat(lastValueFrom): Adds support for cancellation with AbortSignal. 

    Similar to the update to `firstValueFrom`. This adds a configuration option to unsubscribe from the underlying subscription with an `AbortSignal`. If aborted with a signal, the returned promise will reject with an `AbortError`.

resolves ReactiveX#6442
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Commits on Dec 15, 2022

  1. Delete index.d.ts

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