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Allow users to configure initial buffer size (#37786)
Using the filelogreceiver with a system that does not allow for in-progress file reads (holds a lock on the file while writing) and we want to read the entire file (can think of a big proto binary) then decode and construct logs. Because of this use-case and because of the files being ~5MB we do a lot of re-size of the scanner buffer until we are able to read the whole file/token. Proposal is to allow customizing the initial buffer size for use-cases like this. --------- Signed-off-by: Bogdan Drutu <[email protected]>
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note: Allow users to configure initial buffer size
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issues: [37786]
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