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K8s Task Launcher needs to be thread safe #422
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Launching task asynchronously can cause task method values to be overwritten when other threads launch at the same time. In this solution we synchronize the launch method so that launches are thread safe
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Launching task asynchronously can cause task method values to be overwritten when other threads launch at the same time.
In this solution we synchronize the launch method so that launches are thread safe