feat(cosmos): support hierarchical partition keys - #10926
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Sorry, didn't mean to dump this work-in-progress here yet. 😳 I'm going to close it for now and check in about doing this correctly, I don't want to be rude. |
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Closes #9899
Problem
Cosmos grain storage models each record with a single string partition key, so applications cannot use Cosmos DB hierarchical partition keys for tenant-aware distribution without replacing the storage provider.
Solution
IDocumentIdProviderimplementations./GrainTypecompatibility for the built-in provider.Rationale
Keeping document identity and ordered partition-key values together prevents request keys from drifting from persisted fields. The level count makes HPK opt-in, preserves existing single-key behavior, and rejects mismatched container definitions during startup.
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