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react/promise supports Throwables and so should await(). Nested exceptions
make it trickier to track down the root cause of a failing promise-ized
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react/promise supports Throwables and so should await(). Nested exceptions
make it trickier to track down the root cause of a failing promise-ized
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clue commented Sep 3, 2021

@Thomas-Gelf Thanks for looking into this and filing this PR!

The changes look perfectly reasonable to me, but unfortunately this introduces a small BC break with regards to what types this project will throw. The original feature was introduced via #7/#27/#42.

What do you think about this? I'm also happy to jump on a quick call to discuss this in person if you want (see my profile for details) 👍

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