feat(utils): Add shuffle option to CursoredScheduler#116297
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Add a `shuffle` parameter to CursoredScheduler that randomizes the PK order at cycle start. This smooths out processing throughput when items have varying yield, preventing deterministic peaks and dips that repeat every cycle. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Add a
shuffleparameter toCursoredSchedulerthat randomizes the PKprocessing order at cycle start. Defaults to
Falsefor backward compatibility.The CursoredScheduler currently always processes items in ascending PK order.
When items have varying processing yield, this creates a deterministic pattern of peaks and
dips that repeats every cycle. Shuffling distributes high-yield items randomly
across the cycle, smoothing throughput over time.