Syncing does not match ResultAggregator errors#1148
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We should use changes in #1198 as a basis for thinking about how to implement an audit log here and raise any errors in the syncing. |
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What's in this PR?
Right now this PR just has a failing test case demonstrating that syncing does not match
ResultAggregatorerrors in the form of{:error, {list, list}}.This also indicates a much larger problem lurking beneath the surface: once a project disconnects from GitHub, the sync logic when reconnecting will not work if anything has changed. Even worse, we have no way of queue up a sync of the newly re-connected tasks back up to GitHub in order to bring everything back into place.