Even if async functions are changed to only be callable from an async
context or toplevel, they could still be promise-based from an
implementation's point of view.
The only thing they couldn't do (under this proposal) is expose the
promise being used to userland (to eliminate the chance for userland to
hold on to the promise and expect to be able to add an error handler at
any time).
-Jeff
On 11/12/14, 10:32 AM, Kevin Smith wrote:
This only works if we don't make async functions return promises. This
is totally doable and just matter if there's enough consensus on it.
Well, that's not really going to happen, though. Async functions will
be promise-based: it's a core design feature.
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