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Currently, keyspan.Truncate creates a filteringIter with a filter function. We uncovered a bug around certain uses of seeks in filteringIter in #3046 that forced us to add a check around Seek calls in the filteringIter, at the cost of one additional key comparison. If we refactored keyspan.Truncate to not use filteringIter, we could make that key comparison specific to just the Truncate case, and not other uses of filteringIter that don't mutate spans.
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Currently,
keyspan.Truncate
creates afilteringIter
with a filter function. We uncovered a bug around certain uses of seeks infilteringIter
in #3046 that forced us to add a check around Seek calls in the filteringIter, at the cost of one additional key comparison. If we refactored keyspan.Truncate to not usefilteringIter
, we could make that key comparison specific to just theTruncate
case, and not other uses offilteringIter
that don't mutate spans.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: