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`query.cancel()` sent the cancel request on a connection of its own but dropped the promise that request settles, and returned null. A cancel request that failed, for example because that connection could not be opened, was then an unhandled rejection, which ends a Node process by default, and the caller had no way to handle it. Return the promise instead, and the same promise on later calls, which still send no second request. Its type is now `Promise<void>`, and the README says how it settles. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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query.cancel()sent the cancel request on a connection of its own but dropped the promise that request settles, and returned null. A cancel request that failed, for example because that connection could not be opened, was then an unhandled rejection, which ends a Node process by default, and the caller had no way to handle it.Return the promise instead, and the same promise on later calls, which still send no second request. Its type is now
Promise<void>, and the README says how it settles.