> If they don't, the surrounding ecosystem is less likely to standardize on a single promise implementation.
There's no need for a single promise implementation as long as they all implement the same API, in this case CommonJS Promises/A. And for the most part they do and are interoperable.
There's no need for a single promise implementation as long as they all implement the same API, in this case CommonJS Promises/A. And for the most part they do and are interoperable.