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[WIP] Fix exception when Continue-as-New and Termination happens at the same time #901
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Instead of making a change here, I think it would be better to make a change further upstream in
OrchestrationRuntimeState.SetMarkerEvents. Instead of always throwing if we see thatExecutionCompletedEvent == null, we could add an additional check that allows transitioning from aContinuedAsNewstate to theTerminatedstate. I feel like this is a reasonable thing to allow since termination should be considered forceful.I'd be fine going even further than this too. I don't see a strong reason to throw an exception if multiple completion events are found as long as we can make the expected outcome predictable. Ideally we'd simply log a warning if we encounter multiple completion events. I feel like failing with an exception is only useful when we don't have a reasonable way to procede.