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just to clarify if I understand it correctly. This is important in case the mutation event fails so it can be retried later on, is that a correct statement?
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Unfortunately, that is not a correct statement.
To give you a little bit more context, this code should actually be refactored, and technically doesn't belong here. nextEventPromise is assigned if the outgoingMutationQueue asks the AWSMutationDatabaseAdapter for a mutationEvent to be sent out, but the AWSMutationDatabaseAdapter doesn't have an event to offer up. So, when this happens, the AWSMutationDatabaseAdapter saves this promise, and offers up an event when a mutationEvent is ready to be sent out (e.g. customer makes a mutation).
We can sync offline on this, and I can show you a component diagram of various pieces at work here.