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It's worth asking if this is actually an issue under real world conditions. A quick benchmark suggests that, on a relatively powerful workstation (4Ghz i7), I can generate about 50...

Ah, yes... and because of the purity constraints, it's not possible to check to see if the sequence should be reset and act accordingly.

Any chance of a release that's compatible with ES 2.0.1?

Should also mention that this happens on Linux (Ubuntu 22.04 and an up to date Arch). Doesn't trigger on OSX

Two more data points: - switching from glibc to jemalloc and the test case passes. - this seems to only occur when using RocksDB as a dynamic library. Statically linking...

This seems to be a very expensive operation though, as it loads all matching rows from the underlying store. Is there a way to this more cheaply? edit: I know...