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Tried the return Promise pattern and got me here: fs.open(path,'r') .then(fd => fs.write(data)) .then(written => fs.close(/* fd?*/))

@trevnorris fs.open(path, 'r') .then(fd => { return fs.write(data) .then(written => fs.close(fd)) })

@yoshuawuyts So then I'm forced back to nesting callbacks? Thought the return Promise pattern was _the_ way to get around that.

@trevnorris lol no; unless you use bluebird with its 70 something built-ins this is what ends up happening

@yoshuawuyts @trevnorris nope, just don't chain - assign each promise to a value.

@yoshuawuyts @trevnorris i.e.: fd = fs.open() wrote = fd.then(fd => fs.write()) close = wrote.then(()=>fd).then(fd => fs.close())