Added Drainable implementation to ProtoInputStream#2055
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Added Drainable implementation to ProtoInputStream#2055laoqiu233 wants to merge 1 commit intoscalapb:masterfrom
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The current default output stream that the scalapb marshaller uses does not support the Drainable interface from grpc-java, which becomse a problem here where high performance code are expected to support it to avoid copying of the serialized protobuf.
This relatively simple fix allowed us to optimize a performance critical and high throughput service, and after deploying it to production we managed to cut a few GB of heap usage in the runtime and significantly lowered the heap presuure, but we did not get noticible benefit in timings. (Although for bigger protobuf messages it could make the timings a lot better by avoiding the copying)