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There's no good way to implement this correctly, because there's no way for users to know whether specific passed-in keys have been skipped due to non-existence.
For example:
letkeys=[goodKey1, badKey2, badKey3, goodKey4, badKey5, goodKey6]letdata=await storage.read(keys: keys)
// data contains three values, but for which keys?
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Fixesmergesort#24
Using `zip()` loses the association between keys and values, because the array returned from `read(keys:)` does not provide information about _skipped_ keys (See mergesort#26).
There's no good way to implement this correctly, because there's no way for users to know whether specific passed-in keys have been skipped due to non-existence.
For example:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: