.promise(type) not working for non-default queue

[creativecouple]

On ​http://jsfiddle.net/creativecouple/3Y63M/1/ I have an example with .promise(type). There is one element animated (.delay) with the default queue 'fx' and the other one with another queue 'foo'.

As you can see .promise(type) don't wait for the non-default queue to finish, but it does for the default case. Why?

This is the same for any jQuery version from 1.6.0 up to 1.8.0

[timmywil]

This is a forum question. If this is a bug or enhancement request, it needs to be fleshed out more.

[creativecouple]

Why is this not a bug?

Ok, minimal example:

$('span').animate{{left:'+=100px'},{queue:'myfx'}).dequeue('myfx'); $('span').promise('myfx') is now resolved. This is a bug!

$('span').promise('myfx') must resolve only after the animation finished. But it is resolved immediately.

[jaubourg]

It's actually a bug.

[gnarf]

​https://github.com/jquery/jquery/pull/893 should fix this - It requires editing some of our unit tests though, so we should take some care with it.

[Corey Frang]

Fix #12278. Promises on non-default queue wait until a dequeue is attempted on an empty queue. Close gh-893.

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