Race condition about dataloader HOT 6 CLOSED

Is it because you're using async perhaps, with a lib that naturally handles Promise?

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Yes i am using Promise.all! And yes, you are right. But do you see any other ways to handle it? I have an array of IDs, and i need to return a promise for each of IDs.

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@ErrorPro try removing the async on the first line. You don't need it because you're returning Promise.all which is already a promise.

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@idris the thing is that i am using Promise.all(promises). It supposed to run all promises async(runs each of promises at the same time). So removing async didn't help me.

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Could you reduce this to some minimal code that we could run to attempt to reproduce the issue? If there is a race condition than I'd like to include a test to prove it so we can fix it. However right now I'm having trouble recreating the issue you're describing.

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Closing this issue since it's aging.

If you end up finding an issue where you have some code that could be easily run by someone else that illustrates the problem, then that would help identify a test case to work around.

However my hunch is probably that your usage is incorrect based on mixing async functions with Promises in ways that the language does not expect.

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