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Aborting requests throws a ReferenceError in node.js

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Using node.js v8.11.1 Simple example to reproduce: ```js const PromiseThrottle = require('promise-throttle'), promiseThrottle = new PromiseThrottle({ promiseImplementation: Promise, requestsPerSecond: 1 }); promiseThrottle.add(() => Promise.resolve(), { signal: { aborted: true }...

Whenever I do `connection.commit(function (error) { ... });` it crashes the process with signal SIGSEGV. I've made a workaround for this issue by doing this ``` js connection.commit = function...

I've built my application to gracefully handle Oracle connection errors but I've run into a few cases where it will take several minutes before an error is returned. My application...