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bugfix: Fix dense fragment domains during global order write with maximum fragment size (#5655)
In CORE-290 a customer reported issues with corrupt arrays after running consolidation. The symptom was memory allocation errors when opening an array. The root cause turned out to be the consolidation itself was writing new fragments where the fragment domain did not match the number of tiles in the fragment.
The fragment metadata domain is a bounding rectangle. This means that the global order writer must split the tiles of its input into fragments at tile boundaries which bisect the bounding rectangle into two smaller bounding rectangles.
To do so, we add a first pass identify_fragment_tile_boundaries which returns a list of tile offsets where new fragments will begin. Upon finishing a fragment, we use that tile offset to determine which rectangle within the target subarray the fragment actually represents, and update the fragment metadata accordingly. We use new functions is_rectangular_domain to determine whether a (start_tile, num_tiles) pair identifies a rectangle, and domain_tile_offset to compute that rectangle.
Much of the complexity comes from the usage of the global order writer which does happen in consolidation: multi-part writes. A user (or a consolidation operation) can set a domain D which it intends to write into, and then actually fill in all of the cells over multiple submit calls which stream in the cells to write. It is not required for these cells to be tile aligned. Because of that, and the need to write rectangle fragments, a single submit cannot always determine whether a tail of tiles belongs to its current fragment or must be deferred to the next. To get around this we keep those tiles in memory in the global_write_state_ and prepend them to the user input in the next submit.1 parent db43720 commit f9cb375
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