Fixing bug in retrieving archived workflows from Google Cloud Store#9329
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Fixing bug in retrieving archived workflows from Google Cloud Store#9329uromahn wants to merge 3 commits intotemporalio:mainfrom
uromahn wants to merge 3 commits intotemporalio:mainfrom
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There is a bug in the visibility-archiver implementation of the Google Cloud archiver. All archived workflows are being retrieved and displayed twice. This change fixes that bug.
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What changed?
Fixed a bug in the gcloud visibility_archiver.go file and added a new unit test in visibility_archiver_test.go.
Why?
There is a bug in the visibility-archiver implementation of the Google Cloud archiver. All archived workflows are being retrieved and displayed twice. This change fixes that bug.
How did you test it?
Potential risks
No risk since the archiver is completely decoupled from the core functionality.