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Let's say you have a group of 1 instance. You commit the group with a change that ups the number of instances to 100. Quickly after that, you commit the same group a second time.
The result is that the update from 1 to 100 is cancelled. And the second commit is considered to be a noop.
Let's say you have a group of 1 instance. You commit the group with a change that ups the number of instances to 100. Quickly after that, you commit the same group a second time.
The result is that the update from 1 to 100 is cancelled. And the second commit is considered to be a noop.
Is that expected? cc @chungers
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