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Error on complete when using .bufferTime().take() and supplying a maxBufferSize #1944
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Thanks for report. as I did similar changes to guard, let me take a look at this as well. |
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RxJS version:
rxjs@5.0.0-beta.12
Code to reproduce:
jsbin example
Expected behavior:
Stream should complete without any errors.
Actual behavior:
Throws a TypeError on complete:
Additional information:
this.contexts
inBufferTimeSubscriber.prototype.openContext
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