promise handlers fail silently
See original GitHub issueQ = require('q');
def = Q.defer();
def.promise.then(function(val) { assert(false) })
def.resolve(1);
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This makes testing on promises with test facilities that depend on .assert and family impossible
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adding a .done() will fix your problem
Q = require(‘q’); def = Q.defer(); def.promise.then(function(val) { assert(false) }).done(); def.resolve(1);
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