throw in Async route
See original GitHub issueIf i throw an error on async function crash the server.
app.post('/auth/google', async (req: any, res: any) => {
throw new Error('Invalid google login');
return;
});
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Hi @sarriaroman, I would need to know more details on your service configuration. I can tell you nor
0http
orrestana
consider environment variables on their implementation.You can confirm with this example:
It might be that you are registering connect like middlewares that are not returning
next()
value, and therefore not propagating the response promise. I recommend you to register the following middleware right before your routes:Regards
Hello. I am also had the same issue. Would recommend to put this snippet into docs.