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ParallelForEach not running input list in parallel
See original GitHub issueWe tried to use the ParallelForEach activity to run several activities at once, but they all ran sequentially. After looking into the ParallelForEach activity, we see that the activity uses the Combine(...) function. The CombinedResult uses a await, so not sure how it is supposed to run as parallel tasks.
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That’s right. However, you can still achieve parallel activity execution in Elsa 2 by moving work to a background job and have the activity suspend itself until the background work completes, as outlined here.
Done via https://github.com/elsa-workflows/elsa-core/pull/4306