I have this lines of code

const countryIds = intersectingBbox.split(';');
const countryFound = countryIds.some(async (id) => {
     const possibleCountry = await _inBbox(id);
     return _checkPointInPolygonAndDispatch(possibleCountry);
});

This _checkPointInPolygonAndDispatch() is a rather complicated function, but in the end it returns true or false. The some() runs twice. The first iteration it goes into the block of _checkPointInPolygonAndDispatch() where it returns false. The second time it goes into the block of _checkPointInPolygonAndDispatch() where it returns false, and then it breaks the iteration. Logging countryFound gives me a true. This is unexpected because in this function _checkPointInPolygonAndDispatch() it always goes into the block, where it returns false. I rewrote the whole thing to this

const countryIds = intersectingBbox.split(';');
for (let index = 0; index < countryIds.length; index++) {
    const possibleCountry = await _inBbox(countryIds[index]);
    const countryFound = _checkPointInPolygonAndDispatch(possibleCountry)
    if (countryFound) {
        break;
    }
}

And this works as expected.

So I am assuming, I missunderstand some()? I thought it runs as long as something evaluates to true?!