[Backport 7.72.x] [SYNTH-22405]: Fix Synthetics Scheduler Flush by locking it#41978
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### What does this PR do? This PR fixes an issue in the Synthetics Scheduler where we weren't locking the flush function and therefore we had race conditions when updating the nextRun value for tests. ### Motivation ### Describe how you validated your changes Local execution of the Agent. ### Additional Notes (cherry picked from commit 75bc012)
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Backport 75bc012 from #41954.
What does this PR do?
This PR fixes an issue in the Synthetics Scheduler where we weren't locking the flush function and therefore we had race conditions when updating the nextRun value for tests.
Motivation
Describe how you validated your changes
Local execution of the Agent.
Additional Notes