Order of resolution for multiple awaits on one promise Code Answer

If multiple tasks are waiting on a single promise, is there a guaranteed/specified by a standard order in which those tasks will begin executing once the promise is resolved? For example, consider the following

var promise = null;
function setPromiseIfNeeded() {
  if (!promise) {
    promise = new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 100));
  }
}
client.on('event1', event => {
  setPromiseIfNeeded();
  await promise;
  console.log('event 1 done awaiting');
}
client.on('event2', event => {
  setPromiseIfNeeded();
  await promise;
  console.log('event 2 done awaiting');
}

If event1 occurs before event2, is it guaranteed that the handler for event1 will awake from its promise before the handler for event2?

If the behavior is implementation dependent, I’m particularly curious about the behavior for node.js v12 and above.

Answer

Yes, this is guaranteed. Promise handlers (then callbacks) are run in the same order in which they were installed on the promise (.then() call). This translates into the same for await syntax.