WhenAll exits early when any task has an exception

[all-iver]

It seems as though WhenAll immediately fails with an exception if any awaited task throws an exception, instead of waiting for all the tasks to complete and then throwing the exception. I believe this is different than normal Task behavior which would wait until all tasks are completed regardless of whether some of them failed.

This was unexpected behavior for me because I am expecting some tasks to fail occasionally, but I still need to know that all tasks are done before continuing. I understand from #335 that WhenAll doesn't store the exceptions for individual tasks, but I think it should not convert to WhenAny just because one task failed...perhaps it could store the first exception that happened and then re-throw that when all tasks are done?

Or, is there some way I'm missing to wait for all tasks to complete regardless of failure?

[neuecc]

Yes, the reason WhenAll behaves differently than Task.WhenAll is due to a failure in my initial design.
I would like to fix it, but am having trouble thinking of a way to do so because it would break compatibility.

[timcassell]

If it helps, I recently solved this problem in my promise library by adding Promise.AllSettled to match the javascript method. You could do the same by adding WhenAllSettled.

[andreiagmu]

Has anyone checked out this solution? (by @adammyhre)
https://gist.github.com/adammyhre/40e7c968edda098fdebb2adbe806c911

Source, see Important Notes 4) in the video description:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlNJ2GkaPTE

[hmkc]

It might be possible to convert UniTask to Task using AsTask(), then use Task.WhenAll() to replace UniTask.WhenAll()