Hi @ctrlplusb, not sure if this is an issue with asyncBootstrapper or the way we have used it here, but I noticed that when I am in asyncBootstrapper.then here, and I do store.getState() to insert in the Redux store, I get an older state while requests are still resolving?
Somewhere I was expecting the asyncBootstrapper to wait until the React jobs finish resolving and then call the then? If that was so, I assume it would get the right version of the store?
Hi @ctrlplusb, not sure if this is an issue with
asyncBootstrapper
or the way we have used it here, but I noticed that when I am inasyncBootstrapper.then
here, and I dostore.getState()
to insert in the Redux store, I get an older state while requests are still resolving?Somewhere I was expecting the
asyncBootstrapper
to wait until the React jobs finish resolving and then call thethen
? If that was so, I assume it would get the right version of the store?