If you initialize a local variable to null, then call an await() within a try catch block, you get ClassNotFoundException on the class in which you did that, during that classes initialization.
Simply by removing the null initialization works around the issue.
@Async
public Task<Void> doStuff(Task<Void> otherStuff) {
String x = null; //bad
//String x; //ok
try {
await(otherStuff);
} catch (Exception e) {
throw e;
}
return Task.done();
}
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