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Remove placeholders from connection when done #540

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This PR solves interference problem of placeholders. They are saved in the connection, but were never removed, only replaced. That means, they could affect other queries on the same connection.

Solve this, by removing the placeholders at the end of the query: when ReadyForQuery arrives.

I didn't write a new test for this, because 1) it already existed as a part of another test and 2) it's really hard to reproduce.

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G1gg1L3s added 5 commits May 18, 2022 17:36
The name will be reused later.
After the encoding error the Acra crafts and sends `Error` and
`ReadyForQuery` packets and starts skipping until database sends
`ReadyForQuery`. The latter is also skipped. This means that the Acra
doesn't proceeds ReadyForQuery in every execution path.

Change it to explicitly proceed `ReadyForQuery` from database, which
will trigger cleanup of the state.
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# row = await conn.fetchrow(select_query, data['id'])
# self.assertEqual(data['value_bytes'], row['value_bytes'])
await conn.execute(insert_query, data['id'], data['value_bytes'])
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@G1gg1L3s G1gg1L3s merged commit f2213b1 into master May 18, 2022
@G1gg1L3s G1gg1L3s deleted the G1gg1L3s/T2572-remove-placeholders-when-done branch May 18, 2022 21:10
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