GO-3311 syncer: wait on closer to avoid panics

[requilence]

not waiting for syncer to finish and closing badger may result in nil deref

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Walkthrough

The recent modifications enhance the synchronization and lifecycle management of the clientds struct. Key changes include renaming a field to better reflect its state during shutdown and improving the handling of synchronization processes during initialization and closure. Additionally, the synchronization method now supports early exit, enhancing robustness and response to closing signals.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../clientds/clientds.go	Renamed closed to closing, added syncerFinished field, updated Init and Close methods for better synchronization.
.../clientds/syncer.go	Enhanced syncer method with early exit logic and a defer statement to close a channel.

🐇✨
In the code's burrow, deep and wide,
Changes hop where bytes reside.
Fields renamed, and sync refined,
In clientds, new paths we find.
Cheers to code that smoothly flows,
Onward, upward, the program goes! 🚀
🐇✨

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between b0cf5e1 and 6b15bfb.

Files selected for processing (2)

• pkg/lib/datastore/clientds/clientds.go (3 hunks)
• pkg/lib/datastore/clientds/syncer.go (1 hunks)

Additional comments not posted (6)

pkg/lib/datastore/clientds/syncer.go (3)

57-57: Ensure proper channel closure with defer.

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65-65: Handling of r.closing for early exit is a good practice to prevent unwanted operations during shutdown.

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70-72: Clear and effective early exit logic on receiving a close signal.

pkg/lib/datastore/clientds/clientds.go (3)

42-43: Introduction of closing and syncerFinished channels in the clientds struct aligns with the lifecycle management enhancements.

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111-112: Proper initialization of closing and syncerFinished channels in the Init method.

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203-205: Effective management of the closing sequence by waiting for the syncerFinished channel. This ensures that all operations are completed before shutdown, preventing potential issues.

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