That's one of the problems inherent in a declarative environment as opposed to a procedural one. You don't control the order that things happen in. Usually its not a problem, but when it is its a really big problem.
@Pstork1 wrote:That's one of the problems inherent in a declarative environment as opposed to a procedural one. You don't control the order that things happen in. Usually its not a problem, but when it is its a really big problem.
I could live with that, as long as it was consistent.
The fact that you get inconsistent behaviour from one run to the next is unacceptable.
The inconsistency comes from the fact that they are all running in parallel and there is no guarantee when one will finish compared to the next. It runs the same way every time (consistently) its just the results that are inconsistent. I agree its agravating, but its part of the design.
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