Micael Levi L. Cavalcante

Same here.   Language: javascript ```js if (true) { console.log(foobar); // idk const foo = [1, 2,3 ]; } ``` 

what about using [AbortController](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/AbortController/abort)? See https://github.com/octokit/rest.js/blob/2c7bf0c4c1121e03dae135768f20b983f1015b78/docs/src/pages/api/03_request_formats.md

I didn't used `AbortController` API yet. But I guess each call could have its own abort signal, so you can invoke those controllers as you wish as long you track...

I got that error only when the channel doesn't exists, like this one: `asdasdadadadasdad`

duplicated of #60 :p

an workaround: ```js (async f1() { const client1 = asyncRedis.createClient({ _id: 1 }); await client1.blpop("some", 0); })() (async f2() { const client2 = asyncRedis.createClient({ _id: 2 }); await client2.lpush("some", 42);...

This code also reproduces the bug ```js const redis = require('async-redis'); let client1 = redis.createClient("redis://localhost:6379"), client2 = redis.createClient("redis://localhost:6379"); console.log( client1.__redisClient === client2.__redisClient ) // true when it it supposed to...

I just notice that this issue is the same as of #61

a suggestion on how this could look:  `name` is `NOT NULL`, while `label` is nullable diagram ``` @startuml !define table(ename, dbname) entity "dbname" !define pkey(x) {field} x !define fkey(x)...

@sinedied I cannot reopen PRs. Didn't saw that one. Looks better