fix(cu): in findresult, check for exact eval by message id #1103
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| return findEvaluation({ | ||
| processId: ctx.id, | ||
| to: ctx.to, | ||
| ordinate: ctx.ordinate, | ||
| cron: ctx.cron | ||
| messageId: ctx.messageId |
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There are cases where messageId will be undefined, like the case of requests to /cron and /dry-run.
Perhaps this should attempt to call findEvaluation iff messageId is provided?
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Before, the CU was searching for old evaluations (
findEvaluation) through processId, timestamp, ordinate, cron. Now, only search by processId and messageId to find duplicate assignments.Closes #1091