When used with seneca-entity, await-ing on seneca.make$ is not awaited on

[lilsweetcaligula]

The following can be reproduced by using many stores, but in this example we're using seneca-knex-store against a postgres instance. Before you can run the code, create the racers table:

CREATE TABLE racers (
  id VARCHAR(36) NOT NULL,
  username VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
  favorite_car VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,

  PRIMARY KEY (id),
  UNIQUE(username)
);

        const configDB = {
          // some code here
        }

	const seneca = Seneca()
		.test()
		.use('promisify')
		.use('entity', { mem_store: false })
		.use('seneca-knex-store', configDB)

	await seneca.ready()

	await seneca.make$('racers')
		.save$({
			username: 'Jose',
			favorite_car: 'Ferrari'
		})

	throw new Error('Oops!')

	await seneca.make$('racers')
		.save$({
			username: 'Leo',
			favorite_car: 'Lamborghini'
		})

After running the code, inspection of the database with psql shows that no racers were created, which means the first call to .save$ was not properly awaited on.

Replacing seneca.make$ with seneca.entity does fix this issue, but it would be nice (and less surprising) if seneca.make$ worked as well.

[rjrodger]

ah - sadly this can't be fixed as seneca.make$ must remain backward compatible and hence does not return Promise enabled entities