Just ran into this on 7.55:
╶➤ perl -MMojo::Promise -le 'my $p = Mojo::Promise->new; $p->reject("die, please");
$p->catch(sub { die "oops: $_[0]\n" }); $p->wait'
Silence... Change the die to a warn, and:
╶➤ perl -MMojo::Promise -le 'my $p = Mojo::Promise->new; $p->reject("die, please");
$p->catch(sub { warn "oops: $_[0]\n" }); $p->wait'
oops: die, please
The promise is correctly rejected (confirmed by poking at $p->{status}),
but the exception disappears. I'm guessing that wasn't the intent, but
I'm not entirely sure after a brief glance at the implementation...
-Rob
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