storage: close pebble iter gracefully when NewPebbleSSTIterator fails #84003
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Currently, if `pebble.NewExternalIter` sets pebbleIterator.inuse to True, but then fails, the subsequent `pebbleIterator.destroy()` will panic unecessarily, since the caller of `pebble.NewExternalIter` is not actually using the iter. This bug causes TestBackupRestoreChecksum to flake in cockroachdb#83984. To fix, this patch uses pebble.Close() to gracefully close the pebbleIterator if `pebble.NewExternalIter` fails. Release Note: None
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Currently, if
pebble.NewExternalItersets pebbleIterator.inuse to True, butthen fails, the subsequent
pebbleIterator.destroy()will panic unecessarily,since the caller of
pebble.NewExternalIteris not actually using the iter.This bug causes TestBackupRestoreChecksum to flake in #83984.
To fix, this patch uses pebble.Close() to gracefully close the pebbleIterator
if
pebble.NewExternalIterfails.Release Note: None