True Async / Await Support

Just a brief question as I didn’t see documentation on testing async code. Is this the correct way to do so in MSpec?

Because of = async () => await EventManager.Raise(_Event).Await().AsTask;
or
Because of = () => EventManager.Raise(_Event).Await();

If so, why was this decision made over simply detecting Task or Task<T> return types and waiting till completion before invoking It delegates. I understand void return types make dealing with SynchronizationContext a pain, but the majority of the time, developers shouldn’t be writing async void methods to begin with. Is this more difficult to do than I’m alluding or is it more-so related to backwards compatibility?

It certainly feels worse not trusting the calling method (MSpec) to await.

[robertcoltheart]

I’m currently maintaining mspec, and it’s on the plans for 2.0, but nothing concrete yet, follow here: #293

[danielmarbach]

Hi, I’m not involved anymore with mspec. I wasn’t for a long time. Maybe someone else can comment here