hmm, if you return a non-nil result in catch it does work, so this is an issue.

I'll create an issue for it

@sogaiu Issue is fixed now

just built and tested on linux -- seems to work fine 🙂 thanks!

great. would it also make sense to add throw?

yes, i think it would -- if possible and practical

re: wait-related fns -- your idea of a wait namespace with :default value returned when there's a timeout sounds good too

I was just about to write a bash script.. then I remembered a potential friend I had not met yet…

🙂