I ran into a situation where a "local" mount was wrongly deduped with a "local" from a concurrent solve that was created by another hlb process before some files in that dir were modified.
By including the last modified timestamp in the unique ID, we an avoid this deduplication in the case where a file has actually changed.
I ran into a situation where a "local" mount was wrongly deduped with a "local" from a concurrent solve that was created by another hlb process before some files in that dir were modified.
By including the last modified timestamp in the unique ID, we an avoid this deduplication in the case where a file has actually changed.