Add DashMap implementation for torrent repository and set as used one#581
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I will include #567 as a part of this PR as well to fix any related failing tests. Especially for the ordering of torrents in the API response. |
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I guess this was superseded by #645, right @mickvandijke? |
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DashMap does not support ordering of keys that we use right now for our scrape responses, since DashMap works using multiple inner HashMaps (sharded).
When I implement the torrent repository limit, I plan on adding a new HashMap that keeps track of the storage priority of torrents. We could also use the ordering of that HashMap for our torrents and scrape responses.