chore: Prefer async functions#248
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Since the codebase already uses async/await and requires node 14+, it might as well use async/await instead of then for Promises
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@mroderick Hey, refactoring is always welcome. Thank you for all the PRs you made recently. They are all valuable. |
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OK, then I'll add more to this PR. Setting it back to draft :) |
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Since the codebase already uses async/await and requires node 14+, it might as well use async/await instead of then for Promises
By using async/await we can reduce the indentation levels, which generally makes the code easier to understand.
If refactoring like this is welcome, then I will expand on this PR to tidy up the test file and the source file it tests. Future PRs can tidy up other file pairs.