I’m confused. If process.stdout.write() returns false when the pipe is full, do you not need to loop and call it again or something analogous? Or does it contin

I’m confused. If process.stdout.write() returns false when the pipe is full, do you not need to loop and call it again or something analogous? Or does it continue operating on the write in the background and that’s why waiting for the .finished() event works? Is there a reason it doesn’t use standard nodejs promise semantics (await process.stdout.write)? So probably best solution is util.promisify()?