Allow specifying ReadOnlySequence<byte> for JSON documents to avoid temporairly memory allocations#4249
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Allow specifying ReadOnlySequence<byte> for JSON documents to avoid temporairly memory allocations#4249martinmine wants to merge 2 commits intonpgsql:mainfrom
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This is the change in #4248 taken one step further which allows me to specify the JSONDocument as ReadOnlySequence instead of a byte[]. I can then insert many documents without any pressure on the GC:
I am also discussing this implementation here: #1727 (comment)