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There are many valid use cases for this. In my case I would like to execute a mojit which then accumulates some data, which I then need to execute other mojits. One easy fix in composite.common.js would be to reset the Y.Parallel queue before calling the callback towards the end of the execute method. That way subsequent executions would use a new queue:
The following use of composite.execute results in a crash since the Y.Parallel queue that is used internally is not cleared after execution is done.
There are many valid use cases for this. In my case I would like to execute a mojit which then accumulates some data, which I then need to execute other mojits. One easy fix in composite.common.js would be to reset the Y.Parallel queue before calling the callback towards the end of the execute method. That way subsequent executions would use a new queue:
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