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IRClogs for reference: http://irclog.perlgeek.de/perl6/2014-12-29#i_9865603 I have this golfed-down example, tested on Rakudo 2014.12 JVM+MoarVM: await Promise.anyof( start({ sleep 2*3; say 3 }), Promise.in(2*1).then({ say 1 }) ); sleep 2; say 2; sleep 3; I'd expect that to produce output roughly equivalent to writing: for 1..3 { .say; sleep 2 } But what happens instead is more like this: sleep 6; say 3; say 1; sleep 2; say 2; Other stuff I've found: If I change the start() to a Promise.in().then(), or swap the order of args to Promise.anyof, it'll DWIM. Running the example with strace -ff generates 20+ megabytes of output, which seems a bit fishy.
