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[feat] Support reverse mapping from global_indexes to keys in KV interface#41

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[feat] Support reverse mapping from global_indexes to keys in KV interface#41
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Background

Previously, the KV interface only provided the (async_)kv_retrieve_meta function, which translates keys into BatchMeta. It lacked the inverse translation capability to map BatchMeta (global_indexes) back to their corresponding keys.

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  • Introduced new (async_)kv_retrieve_keys functions.
  • Function rename: (async_)kv_retrieve_keys -> (async_)kv_retrieve_meta

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@0oshowero0 0oshowero0 changed the title [feat] Provide inverse translation from global_indexes to keys [feat] Support reverse mapping from global_indexes to keys in KV interface Feb 28, 2026
@0oshowero0 0oshowero0 merged commit c379a36 into Ascend:main Feb 28, 2026
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