misc: use top-level await#13975
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happens in Node 15, sry :/ |
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hmm, was it perhaps backported?
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anyway, we could add |
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checked our min node version 14.15 and also OK
@brendankenny I think that top-level awaited promises are not unconsidered "unhandled" on rejections. The runtime is handling them. |
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(#13967 should land first)
Fixes #13964
I likely missed a few places where we could use top-level await.
FYI:
I verified that a node process exits with 1 and logs the error when a promise rejects, so no need to catch them.