Feature: Supports persistent indexes and RadixTree in-memory indexes #1392
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Related issue #1389 .
It supports persistent indexes and Radix Tree in-memory indexes. The index type can be selected through configuration or the
DUBBO_ADMIN_DB_DEPLOYMENT_MODEenvironment variable.For in-memory indexes, I used a compressed Trie tree, specifically a
RadixTree, while for persistent indexes, I created a newIndexModelstructure. Both support equality matching and prefix matching.I've also added corresponding unit test cases for the new implement, and the code currently passes all unit tests.
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