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I doubt it. The data is stored externally in the filesystem and referenced in the SQLite database. I guess something happens in the filesystem or during every s
by okket 8y ago
I doubt it. The data is stored externally in the filesystem and referenced in the SQLite database. I guess something happens in the filesystem or during every second storing process, so that the metadata references become out of sync.
- londons_explore 8y agoI'd guess it's because someone isn't accessing it from a single thread, or isn't following the lifecycle requirements for storing data in an asynchronous datastore. You absolutely have to wait for the completion event for a write before issuing another write to the same key for example.
- tmaly 8y agomaybe they are using memory as a temp store and sync issues are popping up?