error event missing in types

[Mister-Hope]

I am not sure if this is possible:

import { createPool } from 'mysql2/promise'

const pool = await createPool({ /* ... */ })

pool.on('error', (err) => {
  // handle all the errors here
})

From the source code, it does inherit "error" listener from somewhere, but the types do not allow doing this.

Sorry I am a little busy these days so I can not dig into codes, also I try to look though the docs and there are also no descriptions about this.

Is the types wrong or I am not supposed to do this?

[Mister-Hope]

Updated: some real tests show that it does not work. So is there any graceful way to track all errors? (Not to catch them, just parsing and recording them, e.g. write to log system).

I am actually a little expected that mysql2 could to the folowing things:

try {
 // some async actions
} catch (err) {
  event.emit('error', err)

  throw err
}

It's far easier to handle this in mysql methods. Any try catch in codes may include issues thrown by other codes, and it's very ungraceful to add a .catch() for each api call.