got: Promise not resolving after response successfully received

Hey, I have a tricky little issue I wanted to ask about. I’ve found myself in a weird little situation where got is successfully fetching a 200 response from a server and calling resolve(response) with the response body correctly at the bottom of as-promise.js, but the data for some reason never makes it back to the call site.

I’ve prepared a little example repo which reproduces the issue, and the relevant code is quoted below.

import * as got from 'got'

export async function onPostBuild(): Promise<void> {
  const promise = got('http://example.org')
  console.log(promise)
  setTimeout(() => console.log(promise), 2000)

  const html = await got('http://example.org')
  console.log(html)
}

After the two second timeout, the promise is visibly resolved in the console.log output.

console.log(promise)	setTimeout(() => console.log(promise), 2000)

However, for some reason, the await got() version in the 2nd block of code hangs forever. The data has been fetched but for some reason the flow of control breaks down while returning it back up the stack to my function. I’ve tried .then() as well and had no luck with that either.

Is there some obvious mistake in my usage of got here? I’ve been debugging this for at least two hours now and figured at this point it’s probably helpful to have the question up for the sake of the future Google results even if I’m doing something really silly! 😇