feature/reduce-event-gather-complexity - #232
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evamaxfield merged 6 commits intoMay 6, 2023
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Heading out for the night, might get a chance to test this tomorrow. If it works on a dev instance will fast merge and deploy |
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Had parts of this code sitting around. Finished it up in ~30 minutes. Need to test on a dev instance but pretty confident it will work.
Main change is resolving #230 -- moving from processing all sessions in a single flow to producing multiple flows, one for each session. I haven't touched any multiprocessing just yet to be safe.