DPL: get rid of the size method of the MessageSet#15206
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DPL: get rid of the size method of the MessageSet#15206ktf wants to merge 1 commit intoAliceO2Group:devfrom
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One more step in getting rid of the artificial container "MessageSet". By removing the size method, we imply that any sequence of messages can have their number of parts computed, regardless of how we store them and how the ownership of such parts works.
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One more step in getting rid of the artificial container "MessageSet".
By removing the size method, we imply that any sequence of messages can have their number of parts computed, regardless of how we store them and how the ownership of such parts works.