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I have a test that says "After approx X concurrent connections, I should see socket hangups since my service will stop answering someone hammering me."

This works pretty well after a lot of painful trial and error, but because I am using await Promise.all(myrequests) the first time I see a hangup it throws a socket hang up exception.

This works, but causes some error messages, since my routine for hanging up does some debug logging, and the test is over at this point.

What's the best way to say: "wait for all of these, even when they throw errors?"

My jest/supertest problem block looks something like:

I am tying to implement a Draggable overlay screen(initially positioned at the bottom half) that passes through another screen. An example of how I would like it to look is as described here - https://medium.com/@iamWaseem99/how-to-make-swipable-draggable-overlay-views-in-swift-xcode-82a86adece9c.

Disclosure regarding the tools currently being used - TailwindCSS for styling, HTML, CSS and JS via the Stimulus JS framework.

Current approach - I have installed Hammer JS and was attempting to achieve this by tracking the "panup" event and adjust the height of both the divs to seem as through the bottom screen was passing through. This ended up being messy, was wondering if there is a cleaner approach to achieve this.

I have found a React library - https://github.com/manufont/react-swipeable-bottom-sheet, however I am currently not using the React framework so was wondering if there are any alternatives through which this can be achieved.

Thank you!

This is my first post so here it goes. I have recently picked up the pine script language and found for the most part to be intuitive. However, I'm stuck on a concept for the past week and I cant see how other codes have managed to achieve what I am trying to do. That being said the concept itself is very simple, and I can't see why it won't work. Essentially I am looking to set a real-time alert to indicate something has happened on a historical bar based on current conditions. The concept in question is, when I see a hammer, check if the previous bar was red. Then do nothing. If the next bar after the hammer closes green, then this is a legitimate hammer signal. Then go back and paint the hammer candle.

Im using the basic hammer script

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