Thanks for the report.  I've run into similar cases myself wondering why an 'await' command is taking forever, then realizing I'm paused inside an async function.  I'm not sure how feasible it is to do this.

kozy@, do you think this could be feasible in the future?  If not, perhaps we want to invest in console promise previews that automatically show their resolved result when they resolve.  Maybe something like `Promise {<pending>}` ==> `Promise {<resolved value>: 'foo'}`

I thought maybe it could be done in a similar way to live code editing, but it turns out I get a "LiveEdit failed: uncaught [object Object]" when I try to do a live edit in an async function.

I attached a .gif to this tweet;

https://twitter.com/1stringham/status/958484092676288513

Perhaps this is a bug we should file.

With the idea of using it to run puppeteer while at a break point, it would have to actually allow execution to continue similar to what happens when you "step over" an await statement.