I'm testing out a trigger on MongoDB atlas which runs a Realm function for adding an object to Algolia index upon insertion to the MongoDB collection. In my case the record gets uploaded to Algolia index successfully but the function doesn't stop there and happens to exceed the time limit.

The docs mention that

Function runtime is limited to 120 seconds

and that's the reason for the function to timeout

Here is my Realm function

exports = function(changeEvent) {
  
  const algoliasearch = require('algoliasearch');
  const client = algoliasearch(context.values.get('algolia_app'),context.values.get('algolia_key'));

  const index = client.initIndex("movies");


  changeEvent.fullDocument.objectID = changeEvent.fullDocument._id;
  delete changeEvent.fullDocument._id;
  index.saveObject(changeEvent.fullDocument)
  .then(({objectID}) => {
    console.log('successfully inserted: ',objectID);
  })
  .catch(err => {
    console.log(err);
  });
};

Here is the result I get on the logs

Logs:
[
  "successfully inserted:  61cf0a79c577393620dd8c80"
]
Error:
execution time limit exceeded

I even tried with return statements after the console.logs but still the same issue.

What I'm I doing wrong