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Fix race condition on error returned after context cancellation #12743
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After elastic#11981 docker client watching event uses the context provided by the metricset wrapper. This produces a race condition on error reporting: the errors channel will receive a context cancelled error when the context is done, so both paths can be chosen by the select. If the errors one is chosen, an error will be reported and a reconnect will be attempted, that will fail. Alternativelly we could have created another context and cancel it after the reporter is done, in a similar fashion to what was done before elastic#11981, but then we would be breaking the chain of derived contexts.
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This may need a backport?
Ok, I will backport this |
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…tic#12743) After elastic#11981 docker client watching event uses the context provided by the metricset wrapper. This produces a race condition on error reporting: the errors channel will receive a context cancelled error when the context is done, so both paths can be chosen by the select. If the errors one is chosen, an error will be reported and a reconnect will be attempted, that will fail. Alternativelly we could have created another context and cancel it after the reporter is done, in a similar fashion to what was done before elastic#11981, but then we would be breaking the chain of derived contexts. (cherry picked from commit d36878a)
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…) (#12849) After #11981 docker client watching event uses the context provided by the metricset wrapper. This produces a race condition on error reporting: the errors channel will receive a context cancelled error when the context is done, so both paths can be chosen by the select. If the errors one is chosen, an error will be reported and a reconnect will be attempted, that will fail. Alternativelly we could have created another context and cancel it after the reporter is done, in a similar fashion to what was done before #11981, but then we would be breaking the chain of derived contexts. (cherry picked from commit d36878a)
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…tic#12743) (elastic#12849) After elastic#11981 docker client watching event uses the context provided by the metricset wrapper. This produces a race condition on error reporting: the errors channel will receive a context cancelled error when the context is done, so both paths can be chosen by the select. If the errors one is chosen, an error will be reported and a reconnect will be attempted, that will fail. Alternativelly we could have created another context and cancel it after the reporter is done, in a similar fashion to what was done before elastic#11981, but then we would be breaking the chain of derived contexts. (cherry picked from commit fcedb16)
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After #11981 docker client watching event uses the context provided by
the metricset wrapper. This produces a race condition on error
reporting: the errors channel will receive a context cancelled error when
the context is done, so both paths can be chosen by the select. If the
errors one is chosen, an error will be reported and a reconnect will be
attempted, that will fail.
Alternativelly we could have created another context and cancel it after
the reporter is done, in a similar fashion to what was done before #11981,
but then we would be breaking the chain of derived contexts.
Fixing it this way at least by now to avoid the flaking errors that this
is causing.