fix derived feature list toMap will change the original order#1209
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gglilang wants to merge 1 commit intofeathr-ai:mainfrom
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fix derived feature list toMap will change the original order#1209gglilang wants to merge 1 commit intofeathr-ai:mainfrom
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When derived features also depend on some derived features, these features are in order at the same stage, but after toMap, the order will be disrupted, causing an exception to be thrown
Exception in thread "main" com.linkedin.feathr.exception.FeathrException: [FEATHR_ERROR] Error when processing derived feature feature1. Requires following features to be generated [base_feature1], but found [base_feature2, base_feature3]How was this PR tested?
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