sort batch docs by partition to reduce mem usage lookups#6331
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sort batch docs by partition to reduce mem usage lookups#6331PSeitz wants to merge 1 commit intoquickwit-oss:mainfrom
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Sort the incoming ProcessedDocBatch by partition and group with chunk_by so get_or_create_indexed_split and the index_writer mem_usage() probes are done once per partition group instead of once per doc.
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Sort the incoming ProcessedDocBatch by partition and group with chunk_by so get_or_create_indexed_split and the index_writer mem_usage() probes are done once per partition group instead of once per doc.
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