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I have a script that imports in 2 other scripts and functions. How can I determine which script fires first? I thought putting them in order would do it - but it is not:

```autoStd.autoStd();
riatTAS.riatTAS();```
Right now the `riatTAS` is firing first. I tried switching the order and it is still firing first.

it might not do anything if its asynchronous

not asychronus. I am thinking it is being cached this way because originally i had it the opposite way with riatTAS first. I did try clearing the browser cache but still the same.

```define(['N/currentRecord', 'N/search', 'N/ui/dialog', './export_AirStdRates.js', './addRiatRates.js', './export_AirStdRatesFAS.js'], (currentRecord, search, dialog, autoStd, riatTAS, autoStdFAS) =&gt; {

    function pageInit(context) {}

    function selectTariffType(context) {
        const options = {
            title: 'Select import Type',
            message: 'Select import type.',
            buttons: [{
                    label: 'Std TAS',
                    value: 1
                },

                {
                    label: 'STD FAS',
                    value: 2
                }

            ]
        };

        function success(result) {
            if (result == 1) {
                autoStd.autoStd();
                riatTAS.riatTAS();
            } else if (result == 2) {
            autoStdFAS.autoStdFAS();
            }
}

        function failure(reason) {
            console.log(Failure: ${reason})
        }

        dialog.create(options).then(success).catch(failure);
    }
    return {
        selectTariffType,
        pageInit
    };
});```

are you sure you understand what is asynchronous or not?

your code uses a Promise, which is very much asynchronous

you also probably want to fix your failure function, its missing its backticks (`)