Add items to archive serially when creating asset packages #48
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I noticed that our test for this function was flaky. I believe this is because we were adding items to the archive in our Promise.all, which could cause items to be added in an inconsistent order. We really want this to be built deterministically, so I am splitting it out so that we fetch the items in parallel and then follow up with adding them to the archive serially. This should probuce a more stable output.
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Nov 25, 2024
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I noticed that our test for this function was flaky. I believe this is because we were adding items to the archive in our Promise.all, which could cause items to be added in an inconsistent order. We really want this to be built deterministically, so I am splitting it out so that we fetch the items in parallel and then follow up with adding them to the archive serially. This should probuce a more stable output.