When a sandbox resumes on another machine, it keeps its sandbox ID but starts a new execution.
A stale route can send a valid request to the older execution and return old data. Checking the sandbox ID alone won’t catch the difference.
When a sandbox resumes on another machine, it keeps its sandbox ID but starts a new execution. A stale route can send valid requests to the older execution and return old data, and checking the sandbox ID alone does not catch this.
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When a sandbox resumes on another machine, it keeps its sandbox ID but starts a new execution.
A stale route can send a valid request to the older execution and return old data. Checking the sandbox ID alone won’t catch the difference.
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