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Make mergeBatched protected instead of private.#764
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Make mergeBatched protected instead of private.#764non wants to merge 1 commit intotwitter:developfrom
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There are reasons why particular implementations might want to override this method (for example, to support custom serialization strategies), so let's make it protected instead of private.
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👍 Thanks! merge when green. |
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looks like this fails mima, naturally... So we can make the change at the next mima break, maybe when we release for scalding 0.18 |
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There are reasons why particular implementations might want to
override this method (for example, to support custom serialization
strategies), so let's make it protected instead of private.