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Collection broadcast loses message data due to moves when promoted to CollectionMessage #2102
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Collection broadcast looses message data due to moves when promoted to CollectionMessage
Collection broadcast loses message data due to moves when promoted to CollectionMessage
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Describe the bug
When a broadcast to a collection occurs using a normal
vt::Message
(not a collection message) and it is serialized, the message is de-allocated preemptively before all the collection elements on a rank receive it (after the first one does). Due to a template bug inproxy.broadcast
it won't actually accept avt::Message
(it looks for a type invt::Message
that doesn't exist). So the only way to get it to fail is by using a callback that targets a collection as a broadcast.To Reproduce
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