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This does two main things. First, it tracks sets of obsolete document IDs and retries obsoletes and deletes. Second, it tracks document IDs that are attempted to be written to the server for obsolescence or deletion without waiting for a server response to prevent orphaning documents on successful upload and failed response. The ObsoleteDocumentTracker uses a JSON map to maintain obsolete document IDs and priority values. That's not the right data structure; Bug 894194 tracks improving it. |
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