Jack D on Nostr: I don't think the issue has anything to do with setting a promise as a variable. The ...
I don't think the issue has anything to do with setting a promise as a variable. The async method is the promise. You're setting an executed promise as the variable. In the constructor, set `this.pubkeys = this.getpubkeys` then you can in the call function `await this.pubkeys`
The problem is that constructors are synchronous and cannot be made promise-like. So it's just calling a promise as if it were not.
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