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I got a problem that the await Promise.all is not working in my case. I attached the code and the output I got:

    await Promise.all(allIndizes.map(async (index) => {

        await axios.get(uri)

            .then(async function (response) {

                let searchResult = response.data.hits.hits;

                console.log('Search Result: ' + searchResult);

                await Promise.all(searchResult.map(async (element) => {

                    await primaryKeyModel.findById(element._id).exec((err, pk) => {

                        console.log('PK, direct after search: ' + pk);

                      //DO SOME STUFF HERE BUT DELETED IT TO SHORTEN THE CODE

                        }

                    })

                    console.log('test1');

                }));

            })

        console.log('test2');

    }));

The output is the following:

test1

test2

PK, direct after search: { _id: 5bf1c0619674e2052a4f6a64 ... }

I actually would actually expect that the first output is the 'PK, direct after search'. I don't understand why the function is not waiting? Do someone has a hint, whats wrong here? I found a similar issue here and I adopted the logic but its still not working. Thanks for the help.
I tried to shorten the code as much as possible. I only deleted statements which are not affecting the async execution.

Mongoose supports promises for a long time, callback-based API is obsolete, it's a mistake to use it where a promise is expected (await).

then is unwanted inside of async functions, this defies the purpose of using async..await.

It should be:

await Promise.all(allIndizes.map(async (index) => {

    const response = await axios.get(uri);

    let searchResult = response.data.hits.hits;



    await Promise.all(searchResult.map(async (element) => {

        const pk = await primaryKeyModel.findById(element._id);

        //DO SOME STUFF HERE BUT DELETED IT TO SHORTEN THE CODE

    }));

}));