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The reorder_dag() function uses a dict to maintain a map of dependencies. This means we lose the primary order of the initial list which might be something we don't want to do.
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Meh. Maybe not. It's hard to control the order very tightly. Dependencies is king.
We might want to consider using an ordereddict anyway just to avoid the randomishness of a dict for maintaining order amongst those jobs with the same dependency stuff.
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The
reorder_dag()
function uses a dict to maintain a map of dependencies. This means we lose the primary order of the initial list which might be something we don't want to do.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: