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Group metadata doesn't get serialized (#3147)
As @snagles reported, the group metadata seems to be written correctly, but it's empty when you try to read it. I managed to reproduce it locally by opening a TileDB Cloud group, then created a test for it by serializing-deserializing a group with metadata locally. The serialization code is calling `Group::metadata()` to get the md object, but the `Metadata` content is not brought up from disk, so the group looks like it has no metadata. `Group::load_metadata` needs to be called to make sure we serialize a synced version of `Metadata`. --- TYPE: BUG DESC: Group metadata doesn't get serialized --------- Co-authored-by: KiterLuc <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit 71a2cc4)
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