Hello,
In node 12 as well as the latest Chrome and FF (all on macOS) I see the
following:
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var y,n; var p = new Promise( (yy,nn) => { y=yy; n=nn } ); n(789);
==> produces 1 unhandled-rejection warning
var y,n; var p = new Promise( (yy,nn) => { y=yy; n=nn } ); p.finally( () => {}
); n(789);
==> produces 1 unhandled-rejection warning
var y,n; var p = new Promise( (yy,nn) => { y=yy; n=nn } ); p.finally( () => {}
); p.finally( () => {} ); n(789);
==> produces 2 unhandled-rejection warnings
var y,n; var p = new Promise( (yy,nn) => { y=yy; n=nn } ); p.finally( () => {}
); p.finally( () => {} ); p.finally( () => {} ); n(789);
==> produces 3 unhandled-rejection warnings
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Could someone point me to something that would help me to understand the logic
here? It looks like the first finally() is getting a “free pass” while only the
2nd and subsequent ones trigger their own unhandled-rejection warnings.
Thank you!
cheers,
-Felipe Gasper
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