DoctorMcKay
DoctorMcKay
> Request missing tokens by default? It does make sense to request missing tokens by default, but this would be a breaking change so it's best not to.
> Hmm, I'm thinking, maybe just like the global `ownershipFilter`, the same can be done by globally setting this behavior too. Ehh, I'm not a big fan of adding a...
I think you need to run `npm update`. That bug should have been fixed a couple years ago in file-manager module version 2.0.0.
That sounds like a problem with your IDE rather than a module bug.
The message itself cannot fail. It seems that the way the official client detects if you've been changing your name too quickly is it waits for your own persona state...
For an example like this, it would be a good idea to filter to only apps that use legacy keys. As far as I can tell, that would be apps...
```js const StdLib = require('@doctormckay/stdlib'); main(); async function main() { try { await getPromise().catch(err => console.log('Promise rejection was caught by listener')); } catch (ex) { console.log('Promise rejection was thrown'); }...
> Also, logOff() doesn't terminate the node process. So, some timeouts must still be running or something. You would expect the steam-user instance to stop doing anything after logOff(), no?...
Yes, timeouts reject the promise just like every other error.
I would say that this is out of scope for steam-user since it involves fetching data from the store site, but the client does have a message it sends to...