https://github.com/heycam/webidl/issues/135#issuecomment-411109348 is pretty convincing to me. I don't really understand the intuition for using the relevant realm, even for lazily created objects. If you were writing this code in JavaScript in the normal way, closing over the class whose instance you're creating, you'd end up with an instance in the current realm (even if this comes through a callback/after an await).

[Jayman3248]

#135 (comment) is pretty convincing to me. I don't really understand the intuition for using the relevant realm, even for lazily created objects. If you were writing this code in JavaScript in the normal way, closing over the class whose instance you're creating, you'd end up with an instance in the current realm (even if this comes through a callback/after an await).

Originally posted by @littledan in #135 (comment)