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This reverts commit a5fe7cc.
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Get logs out as fast as possible without trying to ensure that they are in the right order. We could potentially add client-side optional sorting or something like that.
Currently only apps with lots of log streams (frequently crashing processes or frequent cron) will have potentially weirdly out-of-order logs.