storage: let one persist sink batch span multiple timestamps - #38934
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BatchBuilderAndMetadata no longer pins a batch to a single timestamp. It tracks the largest timestamp staged instead, which is what append_batches needs to tell a batch entirely below a raised append lower from one that straddles it. The straddling batch is re-appended under the narrowed description and persist filters the out-of-bounds updates on read. No behavior change: write_batches still opens a builder per timestamp, so the largest staged timestamp is the only one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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BatchBuilderAndMetadatapinned a batch to one timestamp, which blocks anygrouping across timestamps.
Now it tracks the largest timestamp staged. That's what
append_batchesneedsafter an
UpperMismatchto tell a batch entirely below a raised lower, whichgets deleted, from one that straddles it, which is re-appended under the
narrowed description with persist filtering the rest on read.
No behavior change,
write_batchesstill opens a builder per timestamp so thelargest staged is the only one.
a_straddling_batch_is_usable_under_a_raised_lowercovers it end to end.🤖 Generated with Claude Code