* **Version**: v10.0.0 * **Platform**: Linux, Windows 10 WSL Running the following code ```javascript const async_hooks = require("async_hooks"); const fs = require("fs"); async_hooks .createHook({ init: (asyncId, type, triggerAsyncId, resource) => { fs.writeSync(1, `${triggerAsyncId} => ${asyncId}\n`); } }) .enable(); async function main() { console.log("hello"); await null; console.log("hello"); } main(); ``` on Node 9 gives the output ``` 1 => 6 hello 1 => 7 6 => 8 8 => 9 hello 9 => 10 ``` while on Node 10 it gives ``` 1 => 6 hello 1 => 7 1 => 8 hello 1 => 9 ``` That is, on Node 10, the `triggerAsyncId` is always 1, and I am unable to track which contexts follow from which other contexts. Is one of these unexpected behavior? If the change is a known (undocumented?) new behavior, is there any way with Node 10 to achieve what I was doing under previous versions?