Promise typing issue?

[Jan Paul Erkelens]

I've been using mongooses promises recently, and they're really great. I'm writing code that can take a Query object or a Promise object and resolve them accordingly. That code uses 

if (item instanceOf Query) {..}
else {...}

to discern between the two.

However, it seems as if mongoose's promises are returning true for the instance query. I'm using 3.8.0 but upgrading to 3.8.4 gives the same result. Here's an example of a promise I'm building

  var p = this.find(cond).sort('endDate').populate('_artist').exec().then(ƒ(docs) {

     return Model.populate(docs, {path: 'pathName'})

    })

  console.log(p instanceof Query) //logs true

  console.log(p instanceof Promise) //logs false

This seems incorrect to me. Am I doing anything wrong?

[Aaron Heckmann]

looks ok to me. double check the rest of the code. if you're still stuck, please post a runnable gist which reproduces the issue.

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