difference between return Promise.reject(x) and throw x about yaku HOT 7 CLOSED

Sorry.. all attempts I've made at a cutdown reproducible have failed, but maybe you can think of something that might help?

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Thanks for your report, I'll look into it.

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Have you read this, maybe it helps :
https://github.com/ysmood/yaku/blob/master/docs/debugHelperComparison.md

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Yes, but the problem is an unhandled rejection (or 2 actually for the same promise chain) that I do not expect to see. If switching to throw hadn't solved it I would have investigated more.

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var Promise = Yaku = require("yaku");

var promise = Yaku.reject()

promise.catch(() => {
    return Promise.reject();
}).catch(() => {
});

For me the code above works without any problem. So the question is still how to reproduce your issue.

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Yep and I've tried more complicated cases. I think I'll have to experiment/investigate.

I'm wondering if one of the promises on my chain is using the native promise and thats why. I'll add alot of debugging and get back to you.

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In most cases, you just forgot to write a return.

Or you can add a line before everything to wipe out native Promise noise:

var Promise = require("yaku");
// browser
window.Promise = Promise

// node.js
global.Promise = Promise

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