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Yes and no. My understanding is quite shallow, but I would expect this will free up your thread sooner, but it's still not fully asynchronous like electron-remote is. Using the native remote with promises will still make a synchronous call, blocking your calling process until the target process thread picks up your IPC message and begins executing the desired method...at which point it should pretty much immediately return a promise and you become unblocked....so it is much better than it was, however there is still some blocking...and if the target process is slammed (or non responsive) your calling process will still also become unresponsive. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
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I'm not sure but I guess electron/electron#2391 has made the remote async using Promise, hasn't it ?
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