make-promises-debuggable
See original GitHub issueSuggestion for a sequel module: make-promises-debuggable
Might not be possible, but making a process crash when there’s a syntax error in a promise that already has a catch handler would be helpful for development experience
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and no one would notice it was even there, no build process etc. just a regex search and replace on
async
with a couple other rules. no one will know the differenceWith newer Node.js versions this is a bad idea as
async / await
is going to provide useful stack traces from now on.And monkey patching promises is likely going to slow down all promises significantly.