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Currently, the sync of commands that can be executed speculatively will be postponed until the execution is finished. This is to preserve the execution order. For example, if a=1 and a=2 arrive sequentially. Only after a=1 finishes speculative execution will a=1 be synced. Only then will a=2 be synced and executed due to the key-based channel.
The postponement is unnecessary. We can add another mechanism to preserve the execution order. For example, store the execution order in a channel and spawn an execution task.
Currently, the sync of commands that can be executed speculatively will be postponed until the execution is finished. This is to preserve the execution order. For example, if a=1 and a=2 arrive sequentially. Only after a=1 finishes speculative execution will a=1 be synced. Only then will a=2 be synced and executed due to the key-based channel.
The postponement is unnecessary. We can add another mechanism to preserve the execution order. For example, store the execution order in a channel and spawn an execution task.
Originally posted by @rogercloud in #86 (comment)
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