🔗 Linked issue

fixes #33737

📚 Description

My approach is to always return the new deduped promise for useAsyncData executes, if the promise is rejected from deduplication. This causes all executions to resolve simultaneously because they are the 'same' promise, and I believe this is the intended behaviour. If I want to perform some actions after execution, I want to do so after the new promise has been resolved, rather than when the old one has been deduplicated.

execute().then(()=>console.log(1)) 
execute().then(()=>console.log(2))
execute().then(()=>console.log(3)) 
// all resolve at the same time after the last execute is resolved