compact: ignore blocks with deletion mark in partial deletes#8410
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Blocks deletion always starts with meta.json so if there are multiple shards of the compactor then one shard can also start to try to delete the same block because it detects them as partial. Hence, ignore deletion marks in the partial block cleaning function because blocks with deletion mark as handled in the other flow. Signed-off-by: Giedrius Statkevičius <[email protected]>
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Blocks deletion always starts with meta.json so if there are multiple shards of the compactor then one shard can also start to try to delete the same block because it detects them as partial. Hence, ignore deletion marks in the partial block cleaning function because blocks with deletion mark as handled in the other flow.