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The crew reads two words written in one millisecond in the order they were written #65
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Which word on an issue is newest decided a park's strike, the planner's list, an already-done note and the planner's split, and each compared `created_at` alone. That is milliseconds: a park and a done note, a person's word and a park, or an issue and the one split from it, written in the same millisecond, tied, and the newer one read as not newer. So a done issue stayed on the planner's list, a p…
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Which word on an issue is newest decided a park's strike, the planner's list, an already-done note and the planner's split, and each compared
created_atalone. That is milliseconds: a park and a done note, a person's word and a park, or an issue and the one split from it, written in the same millisecond, tied, and the newer one read as not newer. So a done issue stayed on the planner's list, a park after a done note did not undo it, a person's word hid the parks after it, and the planner was refused a split into an issue it had just opened. On a fast runner that is chance: crew-parks failed this way on main (the planner re-planning…,parked twice and then found done).Each comparison now orders by (created_at, id).
id()is monotonic, so within a millisecond the id says which came first, the same order every listing here already sorts by.handedOverAtbecomeshandedOver, the newest park's time and id, so a split is checked against both. An issue opened before, in the same millisecond, still cannot stand in.<!-- pipeline:validation -->
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