fix(auth): handle uncaught promise rejections during initialization#2032
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Problem
initialize()is called in the constructor without a.catch()handler.When using async storage adapters (e.g., Chrome extensions), lock acquisition timeouts or storage errors cause unhandled promise rejections that crash the application.
Solution
Add
.catch()handlers toinitialize(), broadcast channel message handler, and visibility change callback.Errors are logged via
_debug()and remain retrievable viaawait client.initialize().Related