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fix: support tracing awaited mongoose queries#1007
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Fixes #1000
The problem occurs because
Query#exec(which makes the MongoDB API call) occurs within the body of a userspacethencall, which has no context whenawaited. To remedy this, we patch newQueryobjects so thatexechas the same context as where theQuerywas created. This assumes that we want context at the API call to be the same as the place whereQuerywas constructed. As much (if not all) of the Mongoose read APIs create and execute theQueryobjects in a single function call, I believe this to be a safe assumption.