> Then, let's consider the beginning of the first commit fest of v12 as > judgement. Implementing radix tree for shared buffers is a long-term > project, which has no guarantee to get merged, while a visibly-simple > reloptions which helps in some cases...
In the scenario we studied, the truncations were causing periodic hiccups which were quite severe. The truncations were completely useless anyway because the table grew back to the original size daily (a few dozen GBs I think). That was a lot of unnecessary work, and under exclusive lock no less.
