Start with queued runs first when canceling runs in an asset backfill #32749
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Summary & Motivation
Queued runs are much faster to cancel since they just require emitting an event and updating the run object, so do those first before moving on to the runs that require cleaning up actual computational resources. Also stop a race condition where the dequeuer is pulling runs
How I Tested These Changes
Existing asset backfill test coverage, cancel a backfill that includes both queued and started runs and verify that both