Is this your first time deploying Airbyte No OS Version / Instance Alpine Linux Memory / Disk 8GB / 32GB Deployment Docker Airbyte Version 0.35.47-alpha Source name/version MySQL / 0.5.6 Destination name/version BigQuery / 0.6.11 Step Incremental | Append Description I'm using the incremental sync on an auto-incremental integer ID for a few tables, and this is usually fine. However, there was an instance where Airbyte failed to run a job on the first attempt, then succeeded on the second. Unfortunately, this has created some duplicate entries in the BigQuery dataset, and I'm not sure why this has happened. What's the normal best practice for making sure this doesn't occur again? I'm thinking of switching to using the Deduped write mode, but it seems like this issue shouldn't happen with an incremental run in the first place.

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