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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I have a script that I made that allows me to use await but I keep having to wrap it:
return (async ()=>{ var result = await ... });
Then I have to do this, which seems silly:
But if .run() already returns a promise, when why am I not able to use 'await' in the script body? Seems the code is node being run in an async function even though a promise is being used.
Describe the solution you'd like
Be consistent, if .run()
returns a promise, allow await operators in the script body by using async functions.
Describe alternatives you've considered
One ay is to run sync code to run async, so
doIt();
return;
async function doIt() { ... await ... }
Which is just silly, since .run()
runs it async anyhow. Also, that way is no good if you want to return a value.
The best alternative way that works so far:
return (async ()=>{
.... await stuff ...
})();
Seems if I return a promise at least the system detects it and that works for now.
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