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Prevent direct enumeration of changing collection - #947
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This reverts commit 7ffc9db.
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* Fix microsoft#668 (partial) * Tests * Revert "Tests" This reverts commit 7ffc9db. * Exp * Limit concurrency * Concurrency limit * Drop cache after analysis * Fix regression * Fix test * Prevent direct enumeration of changing collection * Add lock * Change to a method
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Fixes #946
Direct enumeration of documents can fail since collection may be changing as user opens and closes documents or analysis brings new documents via imports.