I’m the no case, the promise is created, and then deleted after the function is resolved. I’m not entirely sure of the use of this pattern where your using a m

I’m the no case, the promise is created, and then deleted after the function is resolved. I’m not entirely sure of the use of this pattern where your using a map and deleting the keys as you go - seems like you’d end up doing more work kinda randomly depending on how the keys were added. I’d just relive the whole map when I was done with it.