Seal: Drop chain while feeding data to builder #482
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Fix a regression where the columnated merge batcher would only deallocate the merged chain after revealing all data to the builder. Instead, it now drains the chain, which deallocates each chunk after revealing its contents to the builder. Signed-off-by: Moritz Hoffmann <[email protected]>
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Seal: Drop chain while feeding data to builder (TimelyDataflow#482)
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Fix a regression where the columnated merge batcher would only deallocate the merged chain after revealing all data to the builder. Instead, it now drains the chain, which deallocates each chunk after revealing its contents to the builder.