We needed to use async/await in order to make your Promise.all() usage behave as expected.
Bigger headline is:
Make sure that you don't get rabbit-holed on the "add any number of guests" feature. The current POST route will work with that, but if it becomes a blocker, it'd be more straightforward to:
Have a form for a user to create an event.
Make the "Add Guest" button on an event show the user a form that'll add a single guest to an event.
This way, users will be able to add multiple guests to an event and you can keep on trucking with your CRUD (and texting!) features.
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STEVEN KARL
I want a UUID to populate into my database when I do my POST.
What is actually happening? Right now I have a POST that is only sending data to 1 of my 2 tables.
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My pod mates have busy cards. I found out that Lexi and I have the same issue. (maybe we can have her come in too.)
I have been working through the post and I'm pretty sure it's an issue with my SQL.
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