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For various reasons, we serialize sequences as: 0 -> foo 1 -> bar ... Until now we were implicitly relying on the sequences being in order. However external code may end up (due to bugs or otherwise) messing with the ordering: 1 -> bar 0 -> foo ... This change ensures that we don't get confused by that. Although it's best if external code doesn't mess up the ordering, it's still a good idea to be defensive about this. Note that the sequences we serialize are short, so the extra sort is not a performance concern. |
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