feat: allow blocking until local FFs loaded#7
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Closing because github is stupid and action is eternally pending. thanks github. no outages, never fails. only cap. |
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Holup if i reopen.... will it run maybe.... |
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Currently, when using local eval (especially exclusively), you can encounter errors if you immediately use the client as local feature flags are loaded async in the background.
This PR adds a
loadRemoteFeatureFlagsmethod to the client + a subsequent builder option that retrieves and blocks until it has done so, allowing developers to block until the client is actually ready.Additionally, a check for the result being
nullhas been added and warns (once) if such. This might be a desired situation for some.