Well this is certainly weird. I'm not too sure why it would work this way... But the following code makes the whole server take FOREVER to run. This code is being imported from an external library. ```tsx /client.ts import { getRequestEvent } from "solid-js/web"; export function getStorefrontClient() { const event = getRequestEvent(); if (!event?.locals.storefront) return null; return event?.locals!.storefront as ReturnType< typeof createStorefrontClient >; } export const storefront = { query: async ( query: Query, variables?: _createStorefrontClient.OperationVariables< StorefrontQueries, Query > ) => { "use server"; const client = getStorefrontClient(); if (!client) throw new Error("Storefront client not found!"); return client.query(query, { variables }); }, mutate: async ( mutation: Mutation, variables: _createStorefrontClient.OperationVariables< StorefrontMutations, Mutation > ) => { "use server"; const client = getStorefrontClient(); if (!client) throw new Error("Storefront client not found!"); return client.mutate(mutation, { variables }); }, }; // query.ts export const createQueryCache = (query: Query) => { return cache( async ( query: Query, variables?: createStorefrontClient.OperationVariables< StorefrontQueries, Query > ) => { return storefront.query(query, variables); }, getOperationName(query) ); }; ``` This is what I'm doing within the actual app: ```tsx /routes/index.tsx import { storefront } from "@solidifront/start/storefront"; import { shopQuery } from "~/graphql/storefront/queries"; import { createAsync } from "@solidjs/router"; export const route = { async preload() { await storefront.query(shopQuery); }, }; export default function Home() { const shopData = createAsync(() => storefront.query(shopQuery)); return (

Hello {shopData()?.data?.shop.name}

); } ```

Super slow _server function

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