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Date: 2025-10-20 13:52:03
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What, no minimal, reproducible example? So I can only speak in generalizations here:

Proxies created with calls to index.ids() do not by default reference the same, single IdIndex instance.

If you are creating a single instance of IdIndex and passing its proxy reference to whomever needs to access it, whether in the same or different thread or process, then yes, there will be a single instance of IdIndex running in the process created by the manager. But if multiple proxies are created with code such as my_id_index = index.ids(), then there will be multiple IdIndex instances living in the manager's process. BTW, why are you naming an IndexManager instance index rather than the more meaningful index_manager or even just manager?

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