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Release list fixes & broader use #393
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Otherwise, defer rl.Release() dereferences rl eagerly, such that if items are added to *rl after the defer, they are not actually invoked.
lthibault
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Dec 16, 2022
I think this is a new one. |
On second thought, this looks like #377. |
Is this one new? |
No, that's the one that was re-intrroduced when we backed out the fix for #349 |
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This patch fixes a bug I caught in releaseList: because
.Release()
is defined on a non-pointer receiver, doingdefer rl.Release()
dereferences rl up front, so future calls to.Add()
don't actaully affect the slice that gets passed to.Release()
. So this patch makes the receiver a pointer to avoid this.It also expands the use of defer for releaseLists (the bug was caught in the process of doing so).
Finally, I made a simplification to the locking in handleFinish, to use defer for the unlock. Maybe this should have been its own PR, but... oh well.