fix(native-federation): Fix failing build caused by concurrent access to externals metadata. #1058
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Summary
The externals metadata are stored individually for each native federation build to prevent build errors.
Context
When running applications using e.g.
concurrently "ng serve mfe1" "ng serve mfe2" "ng serve mfe3" "ng serve vnf-host"the host and all micro frontends are built and launched in parallel. Hence, externals metadata files are also processed in parallel.Since the applications use the same dependency stack, different processes access the same files, which can result in empty files or exceptions such as
EBUSY: resource busy or locked.To avoid build errors, the externals metadata files should be processed and stored separately for each build.