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Needless change in affinity function #5576
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Actually I don't understand how rust-lang/rust@fce1dec would make a difference on most little endian (pretty much everything) arch. I assume the problem is coming from a different commit. |
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Rust changed the endianness of the IP address internal representation.
This has an impact on its "hash", which in turn has an impact on our affinity function.
rust-lang/rust@fce1dec
As spotted and fixed by @trinity-1686a in #5564
The change is impactful for companies running quickwit with a large cache and wanting to upgrade.
We need to make sure our affinity function in 0.9 is the same as in 0.8.
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