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libroach: initialize range tombstone counter #41244

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@ajkr ajkr commented Oct 1, 2019

We forgot to initialize a variable that is used to decide whether a
compaction output file should be marked to undergo another compaction.

Release justification: reduce write-amp by avoiding forcing files
through compactions unnecessarily.

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We forgot to initialize a variable that is used to decide whether a
compaction output file should be marked to undergo another compaction.

Release justification: reduce write-amp by avoiding forcing files
through compactions unnecessarily.

Release note: None
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ajkr commented Oct 1, 2019

test failure unrelated: artifacts/bench.log: No space left on device

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41244: libroach: initialize range tombstone counter r=ajkr a=ajkr

We forgot to initialize a variable that is used to decide whether a
compaction output file should be marked to undergo another compaction.

Release justification: reduce write-amp by avoiding forcing files
through compactions unnecessarily.

Release note: None

Co-authored-by: Andrew Kryczka <andrew.kryczka2@gmail.com>
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