Yes, for larger binaries this can still happen, so the advice on using :binary.copy/1 on data that you plan to store for a long time still applies. But it’s harder to hit this issue than it was before.
Yes, for larger binaries this can still happen, so the advice on using :binary.copy/1 on data that you plan to store for a long time still applies. But it’s harder to hit this issue than it was before.
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