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Incremental processing implementation #315
Incremental processing implementation #315
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Should this ensure that
newFromSnapshot
is an ancestor ofnewToSnapshot
?This probably doesn't need to be done in this commit, but it would be a good follow-up to ensure that the range exists.
Since this is a refinement, it may also be a good idea to make this a subset of the existing selected range. That is, both
newFromSnapshotId
andnewToSnapshotId
must be in the existing range offromSnapshotId
totoSnapshotId
.Putting it another way, when I create a scan using
appendsBetween(A, C).appendsBetween(B, D)
, what should the behavior be? I'd say that is concerning because D is outside the original range. Probably a good idea to fail instead.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Thankyou, I'll file ticket for followup!