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In postgresql, we stored the list of entries in an array (with an arbitrary order); while in Cassandra it is in a table, sorted by name. Most of the time it does not matter; but some Git directories are not in the right order, which means they cannot be round-tripped through Cassandra. We need to do something about these.

In postgresql, we stored the list of entries in an array (with an arbitrary order); while in Cassandra it is in a table, sorted by name. Most of the time it does not matter; but some Git directories are not in the right order, which means they cannot be round-tripped through Cassandra. We need to do something about these. (Found while working on T75)

In postgresql, we stored the list of entries in an array (with an arbitrary order); while in Cassandra it is in a table, sorted by name. Most of the time it does not matter; but some Git directories are not in the right order, which means they cannot be round-tripped through Cassandra. We need to do something about these. (Found while working on T75)