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Add Symbol.toStringTag to promise instance
See original GitHub issueAs for now, promise created by Bluebird does not have Symbol.toStringTag, but have toString method which returns "[object Promise]" string. Having [Symbol.toStringTag]: "Promise" make Object.prototype.toString.call(promise) to return same string: "[object Promise]" (as for now it will return "[object Object]" string.
So, I suggest to add Symbol.toStringTag property to bluebird’s promise prototype.
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I don’t understand why you think bluebird is incompatible with native promises in TypeScript - I’ve been happily using them together for quite a while. That fact is unrelated to how toStringTag behaves.
The fact that Bluebird promises and native ES6 promises are incompatible makes it very difficult to work with packages like Sequelize in TypeScript. Please consider implementing this change.