Feat: Process streams using deterministic (alpha-sorted) ordering

[aaronsteers]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced stream processing functionality to ensure a consistent and deterministic order in which stream names are processed.

• Documentation

  • Expanded docstring to clarify the new behavior and importance of stream processing order.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The recent updates to the write_all_stream_data function in the RecordProcessor class enhance its functionality by introducing a deterministic processing order for stream names. Previously, the order of processing was dependent on the order of streams provided by the catalog, but now it sorts them alphabetically, improving consistency and predictability in stream handling.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
airbyte/_future_cdk/record_processor.py	Updated write_all_stream_data function to sort stream names alphabetically, enhancing predictability. Docstring revised to reflect this change.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Catalog
    participant RecordProcessor

    Catalog->>RecordProcessor: Provide stream names
    RecordProcessor->>RecordProcessor: Sort stream names alphabetically
    RecordProcessor->>RecordProcessor: Process each stream in sorted order
    RecordProcessor->>Catalog: Write processed data

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airbyte/_future_cdk/record_processor.py (1)

255-259: Great update on deterministic ordering!

The change to process streams in alphabetical order enhances consistency and predictability. The updated docstring clearly communicates this behavior. Would it be beneficial to add a note about potential impacts on performance if the list of streams is very large, or is this negligible in your context? Wdyt?

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