Empty keyboard if the Extra.HTML().markup() is async

Sync function:

Extra.HTML().markup((m) => {
	return m.inlineKeyboard([
		Markup.callbackButton('oke', 'lang1'),
	])
})

result:

Extra {
    parse_mode: 'HTML',
    reply_markup: { inline_keyboard: [ [Array] ] } }

Async function:

Extra.HTML().markup(async (m) => {
	return m.inlineKeyboard([
		Markup.callbackButton(`${(await Translate('oke'))}`, 'lang1'),
	])
})

result:

Extra {
    parse_mode: 'HTML',
    reply_markup: { } }

[ejnshtein]

async always return Promise

[TorlanDelta]

Also have run into the same problem.

async function defaultBtns(m) {
  return [
   m.callbackButton("Give me money", "an_offer_we_cant_refuse") 
]
}

var _extra = Extra.markup( m=> m.inlineKeyboard(defaultBtns(m)))
console.log(_extra) // returns "Extra { reply_markup: {} } " 

Note that somehow the reply_markup was empty even though the function didn’t have any async calls in it. I spent like an hour trying to find an issue.

It is super logical that the function could be awaitable, I have no idea why it can’t do that. This is not intuitive and can potentially cause tons of misunderstanding.

I thought async-await was specifically implemented to provide a safe, readable and understandable way to wait for a completion of an asynchronous task, but this issue here kind of makes it incompatible?