Move to a simpler form of checksum->solution caching in the remote workspace layer. (2)#63028
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I think it mostly looks fine? 2 comments that you can tell me if they are reasonable or not.
src/Workspaces/Remote/ServiceHub/Host/RemoteWorkspace.InFlightSolution.cs
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The general idea here is that all 'in flight request' counting and all state management related to our cache is done in entirely one operation that updates everything atomically.
the old model was also confusing in that a single checksum could map to potentially two solutions (one connected to the workspace and one not), and it was unclear which you would get back. Now there's a single type that owns thsi concept and ensures a single mapping always for a checksum in the cache.