fix(gatsby): resolve createNode promise when datastore is ready #34277
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We already should handle this With that said - using above as blueprint, alternative to this PR could be to create temporary map of nodes for created node and hold them in memory until operation is completed. But if you didn't see perf diff in your test, let's go with this |
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We wait for the createNode promise to resolve until the node store is synced. I've done tests on gatsbyjs.com and 1000x benchmark MD site and didn't see an immediate change in performance. Also, most source plugins do not await node creation.
We should do the same thing for deleteNode but it changes the signature of the function. Curious what others think
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Fixes #33871