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The point of Alternator is not to behave exactly like DynamoDB, it's meant for quick testing. There shouldn't be any waiting involved.
I'll have to look at the table description after the table has been deleted, you're right, it's suppose to throw a ResourceNotFoundException.
After table deletion you should wait some time in order DynamoDB propagates changes. Amazon provides some examples on how to implement this wait. Basically you keep in a loop asking for table description periodically:
When table is deleted, you should get a ResourceNotFoundException, but Alternator does not generate this exception and tableDescription gets null value.
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