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WIP: most-run to support @most/core #881

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feat(most-run): uses @most/create that isn't officially supported. Is backwards compatible.

Uses @most/create that isn't officially supported, I imagine in terms of it handling simultaneously
@Most and mostjs with it's backwards compatibility. Untested since it relies on run to support
unadapt, a method replace xs.fromPromise in run to support @Most. Doesn't add tests to run, making
sure that drivers actually get proper sources. There're some warning in most@ as to how custom
stream creators should be made, which I just assume create package respects as the warning's meaning
was beyond me.

BREAKING CHANGE:
none

ISSUES CLOSED: #845

  • [*] There exists an issue discussing the need for this PR
  • [*] I added new tests for the issue I fixed or built, kinda. run isn't tested with unadapt
  • [*] I used pnpm run commit instead of git commit

feat(most-run): uses @most/create that isn't officially supported. Is backwards compatible.

Uses @most/create that isn't officially supported, I imagine in terms of it handling simultaneously
@Most and mostjs with it's backwards compatibility. Untested since it relies  on run to support
unadapt, a method replace xs.fromPromise in run to support @Most. Doesn't add tests to run, making
sure that drivers actually get proper sources. There're some warning in most@ as to how custom
stream creators should be made, which I just assume create package respects as the warning's meaning
was beyond me.

BREAKING CHANGE:
none

ISSUES CLOSED: cyclejs#845
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janat08 commented Mar 30, 2019

It hypothetically may not actually stop running streams provided to xs.fromObservable.

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janat08 commented Apr 27, 2019

besides the above point the conversion works, but it doesn't within context of cyclejs.

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Updating most.js in cyclejs/most-run to @most/core
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