Allow immediate invocation of wrapped function - #1949
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Current version of `throttle` will prevent the immediate invocation of the wrapped function because the `last` var is being set to function creation time instead of being set upon the first invocation of the function. I found this while running the unit tests that already exist for the class...
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Current version of
throttlewill prevent the immediate invocation of the wrapped function because thelastvar is being set to function creation time instead of being set upon the first invocation of the function.I found this while running the unit tests that already exist for the class...