Honore Vasconcelos

Batch could be an option, but I think we can try to find a better way to deal with it without creating multiple versions. In this scenario most of the...

Are you not closing the DB concurrently?

This code sample close the database and snapshot (in finally clause) before returning the DBIterator. Both should only be closed after DBIterator is used/iterated and not before usage. But it...

It is relatively easy to make the unit test fail almost every time (in docker/travic-ci), by increasing the number of invocations count like; `@Test(invocationCount = 3)`.

At time being, the leveldb-api is designed to be compatible with JNI implementation and Java. This has two downsides; the java implementation has difficulties evolve/add new features not present in...

I know nothing of ergo, but intrigued with the issue been reported to Java Leveldb. I made my some testing on [ergo docker image cdd2cdc38420](https://registry.hub.docker.com/layers/ergoplatform/ergo/latest/images/sha256-cdd2cdc384206b8a6aa6d1752196a96c24d08eb7c060352b7f92da28a0f78065?context=explore) to reproduce the issue. To...

Could you provide an example of code where it is possible to replicate your scenario? What kind of object is using all your memory? Witch object is retaining them? Be...

Leveldb does not support sublevel with multiple comparators. You can achieve this by creating a distinct DB for each sublevel or a better approach (depending on the usecase) would be...

If your DB is very small it is normal that you don't have sst file, all your data is in .log file. It should work as expected. Everything should be...

LevelDB does not support delete range; a delete is like an insert, you need to create a delete entry for each existing key. You should do something like this to...