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October 29, 2026 10:49
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Also superseded by the 5 PRs starting with #1144 (through 1148). Closing this out. |
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Fixes #1082 (part 2 - more PRs to come)
Blocked by #1137 (note that I will have change the base branch before it gets merged)
This pull request provides the materialization of Inputs yielded by the Feeder into TransformationDB rows, including updates to the feeder
stateandenabledattributes.It also supports a configurable batch size, such that it controls the amount of rows inserted into the database in each transaction (default to 1k rows)
FYI @francescobrivio