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…ith vecmt) that does not have the issue with interrupts.
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We recently discovered an issue where doing a Ctrl+C interrupt on an event import left the database in a state where it could not continue the import process any further. We found that it was linked to the merging of
vecfcandvecmtintodagindexer. Namely,sonicused another implementation ofvecflushablewhich was "lost" in the merging. This version is more suitable and seemingly better than the one present inconsensuscurrently, as it addresses the issue at hand.This recent change causes the issue to stop appearing and imports can be interrupted and resumed normally.