Always return the Event object, regardless of what the async block returns.
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…k returns. When using an `async` block, the capture methods would return the block returned value when called or the `Event` object when async isn't defined, which could possibly break any client code that would always expect the event object instead of a `ActiveJob::Base` instance or a `Sidekiq` job, for instance.
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Always return the `Event` object, regardless of what the `async` block returns.
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When using an
asyncblock, the capture methods would return the block returned value when called or theEventobject when async isn't defined, which could possibly break any client code that would always expect the event object instead of aActiveJob::Baseinstance or aSidekiqjob, for instance.