Removed Time Partition Logic from Ingestion Flow #703
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…n API 2. removed the logic that partitions the ingested log based on the X-P-Time-Partition header value of which was stored in stream.json 3. Query still uses the logic to make query compatible with the external tool that ingests based on time partition
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* removed the X-P-Time-Partition header in log stream creation API * removed the logic that partitions the ingested log based on the X-P-Time-Partition header value of which was stored in `stream.json` * Query still uses the logic to make query compatible with the external tool that ingests based on time partition
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removed the use of X-P-Time-Partition header in log stream creation API
removed the logic that partitions the ingested log based on the X-P-Time-Partition header value of which was stored in stream.json
Query still uses the logic to make query compatible with the external tool that ingests based on time partition