[FIX] Project.write_json() update outputs instead of overriding them#431
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This worked for me as i successfully launched 13 Transforms simultenaously 🥇
Also, would be nice to have the transforms of a
Projectinstance in alphanumerical order 👼
It would be nice to sort alphanumericaly the Transform names though
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If a project's JSON was modified by another process while the script was running (e.g. if two transforms are run simultaneously in different jobs), the latter overwrote the former
This PR should fix it by parsing the outputs in the project's JSON and joining them with the outputs of the project in the current shell.
The only remaining thing that could be messy if if someones runs simultaneously 2 transform that have the same name: the latter might still overwrite the former, but I'm not sure what's the best way of avoiding that (other than the user not doing that mistake!)
This PR resolves #405