These might explain things a little better. The point is to have the waitlist be the last output of your first operation (so you know it finished) and the outlist be the first input to your second operation (to kick it off).
You can write your own Wait node in a code block.
out = {wait,pass};
out[1];
wait = item or function you’re waiting on
pass = the item you want to pass through once wait has succeeded
A Passthrough or Wait node simply says “don’t do anything that comes after this node until these two variables have values” - the two variables being passThrough and waitFor. So you could delete the current views and get the view names of the new views you’re going to create, but since you don’t want to create the new views until after the previous views are deleted you would want the new view creation to come after Passthrough.
Your waitFor input would likely be the new view names to be create…
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