Modern Sites - Content Type Hub Site Policy initial sync time

pseudo Please see my latest reply. 

I have used azure runbook (pnp powershell) to complete this. 

We are using site design script for provisioning lists, libraries, add to hub site and deploy extensions to the newly created site. 

We are using Microsoft Flow to do some business logic on newly created site and then if all good, calling Azure Runbook from Microsoft flow. 

In Azure Runbook, we are checking content types availability. If content types are not available yet, then we are sleeping for 10 minutes and calling a recursive function. We are waiting 6 times (60 minutes) and check every 10 minutes availability of content types. If yes, then we are adding content types to libraries. Once all good, we are sending response back to Flow. 

Flow is reading response from Azure Runbook and send email to site owners saying Site is Ready. In case if the content types are not available then we are sending email to help desk to take a look at the issue (manually). 

Please let me know if you need any specific help in understanding above implementation. 

Sample code to understand: 

function Check-ContentTypesAvailable {
$ctype = $libraryMapping[0].contentType.split(',')
$contentType = Get-PnPContentType -Identity $ctype[1]
if(!$contentType){
if($checkContentTypesAttempts -lt 6) {
Write-Warning "Content type is null, sleeping for 10 mins."
sleep 600
$checkContentTypesAttempts++
Check-ContentTypesAvailable
}
else {
$global:errorMessage = "Made 6 attempts. Still content types are not available."
Write-Error $global:errorMessage
$global:errorCount++
return
}
}
else{
Write-Verbose "Content types available"

Write-Verbose "`t 4.2. Add content type to libraries - Starting."
$libraryIndex = 0
ForEach($library in $libraryMapping){
$libraryIndex++
$cts = $library.contentType.split(',')
ForEach($ct in $cts){
try{
Add-PnPContentTypeToList -List $library.name -ContentType $ct -DefaultContentType | Out-Null
}
catch{
$global:errorCount++
$global:errorMessage = "Adding content type to $library failed."
Write-Error $global:errorMessage
}
}
Write-Verbose "`t `t 4.2.$libraryIndex. Added content type $library"
}
$global:contentTypesAvailable = $true
Write-Verbose "`t 4.2. Add content type to libraries - Completed."
}
}

The input of the librarymapping looks like below: 

$libraryMapping =
@(
[pscustomobject]@{name="Lib1";contentType="ct1,ct2"},
[pscustomobject]@{name="Lib2";contentType="ct3"}
[pscustomobject]@{name="Lib3";contentType="ct4"}
)

Just for you, composed this function to understand. Please test yourself for any syntax issues. 

thanks

-Praveen.

Russell Goveso I have pnp scripted the site creation for a new modern site... I have also scripted adding the content type from existing types... however it doesn't become and existing content type until 4-12 hours after the site is created.  (content type doesn't technically exist) 

one would suppose I could create a new type, but in the case of ever editing it, you would want it to inherit properties across enterprise I would assume.  so was looking for w away to force the sync so content type is instantly available (or quickly available)

everything I have read this is not possible... but as time passes who knows.