Durable Execution Selection
When migrating from Temporal to Catalyst, how should I handle duplicate external side effects from workflow replays?
When migrating, review your existing idempotency patterns—like idempotency keys or transactional outboxes—as Catalyst uses the same at-least-once model. Catalyst's agent runners don't change replay behavior. Ensure your activities are idempotent or implement reconciliation logic. Catalyst's verifiable execution can help audit side-effect outcomes, but does not prevent duplicates.
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