Use 32 bit signed integer for all IDs and priorities #1252
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We used to have a test that
typemax(Int64)was working as a node ID, but this broke in the add API. Rather than fixing that I think Int32 IDs will always suffice (goes to over 2 billion), and save some memory and (uncompressed) output file size.Also when creating a new table in QGIS it creates Int32:
Diff is fairly large since we are restrictive in our function type signatures.
Intis still used for indices.