Unable to make client.quit() async

Issue

Unable to make client.quit() async

I would like to make client.quit into quitAsync (just like client.get can).

I have tried the following two methods. Neither of them wait for the promise to resolve or reject!

let client = redis.createClient(options);

// Method 1
client._quit = promisify(client.quit).bind(client);

// Method 2
        client._quit = () => {
            return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
                client.quit((err, d) => {
                    if (!err) {
                       console.log("1");
                        return resolve(d)
                    } else {
                        return reject(err)
                    }
                });
                // if (!result) {
                //     return reject(new Error("client/connection does not exist"))
                // }
            });
        };

// some where else 
await conn._quit(); 
console.log("2");

Using method-2 Expected

"1" gets printed before "2"

Using method-2 Actual

"2" gets printed on the console before "1" ! how and why?

Environment

• Node.js Version: 14.2.0
• Redis Version: 5.0.6
• Platform: Win 10

Start at the client.quit entry point and compare it with the existing client.get asynchronous behavior. Reproduce the provided client.createClient and await conn._quit example, then verify that completion is reported only after quit resolves or rejects and that the expected ordering is restored.