Closed stoeckley closed 6 years ago
@astoeckley Hi Andrew, this is no problem. After the first freeze, the data is just a byte array that can be frozen by Nippy as usual.
(Of course you're paying a certain amount of performance overhead for the data being frozen >once - shouldn't be a problem unless your use case is quite performance sensitive).
Hope that helps?
Thanks. I just needed to hear that there is nothing to worry about before I store large amounts of data indefinitely in this format.
I have been doing this without issue, but I often take a large seq of frozen items, and then freeze-to-file the seq, thereby actually freezing much of the data "twice." Such data then gets thawed twice before using. It's convenience to do so, but I wanted to double-check there are no gotchas with multiple passes of freezing and then multiple thaws.