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function only succeeds if the executions are a couple minutes apart
I have a simple c# function which creates documents in different collections. However it only successfully finishes if the executions are something like 15 minutes apart. If not the following error occurs:
TypeScript
at System.Collections.Concurrent.ConcurrentDictionary`2.System.Collections.Generic.IDictionary<TKey,TValue>.Add(TKey key, TValue value)
at DotNetRuntime.DatabaseClient.InitializeDatabaseAndStorage() in /usr/local/server/src/DatabaseClient.cs:line 15
at DotNetRuntime.Handler.Main(RuntimeContext Context) in /usr/local/server/src/Index.cs:line 9
at Program.<<Main>$>g__Execute|0_0(HttpRequest request) in /usr/local/server/src/Program.cs:line 16 ```
I can also just manually restart the dockers in order to be able to start the function immediately..
Do I have to manually clear the openruntimes container in which the function get executed or what might be the reason?
TL;DR
The user has a C# function that creates documents in different collections. The function only succeeds if there is at least a 15-minute gap between executions. If executed sooner, they receive an ArgumentException. They wonder if they need to manually clear the container in which the function is executed. I need the function to run every 5ish minutes or so..
What's your code?
