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There feels like there is a use case for just enumerating the keys of a .list() function, like for example to be able to retrieve and then delete a set of keys, without needing to allocate all of the values in the runtimes memory.
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Any news on this? Not only is having to use .list() suboptimal performance wise (having to read keys AND values into memory) but also cost wise (on Deploy). +1 to have an operator for this built-in.
Related to #18965
There feels like there is a use case for just enumerating the keys of a
.list()
function, like for example to be able to retrieve and then delete a set of keys, without needing to allocate all of the values in the runtimes memory.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: