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Updated stamp creation to leverage the retry helper method #25

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When multiple requests happen (AJAX Async processing) and they will all have the same process hash the first request will work, some subset of following requests will fail, then the rest will work. This happens because if the hash doesn't already exist we block via a cache lock. This then returns a null instance for the subsequent requests until the record is created.

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Updated the firstOrCreate method to use the retry helper. Now when a null instance would be returned instead we'll throw an exception and retry both finding the instances in the DB and checking on the Cache::lock.

I tried to set sane starting values (25ms sleep and 4 total retries) which should be well enough for most instances to create a single DB records (100ms total)

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Better handling of stamp creation to support high concurrency

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@tomschlick If you get a chance

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@qschmick I no longer have write access to this repo and I think the last remaining people do did have also left the org. I have forked it here: https://github.com/tomschlick/laravel-process-stamps if you want to re-point your PR to that version.

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@solflare I think this would help with some of the races we saw at PS. Maybe you can get it into this upstream release?

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@paulrrogers Just FYI, @tomschlick and I are working for Fork these and continue open source support of them under the org https://github.com/always-open. I've already sent you an invite.

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