cache: handle crash after snapshot commit #2564
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Before this, there could be crash during a call to finalize a ref that occured after the snapshot was committed but before committing the metadata that indicates the immutable ref no longer had an equalMutable. This resulted in a situation where any future calls to finalize that ref would fail. Now, if that situation happens, the cache will notice when it's initially loaded that the ref has an equalMutable that's missing its snapshot and that its own snapshot exists. It will then just use the correctly committed snapshot and clear the equalMutable field. Signed-off-by: Erik Sipsma <erik@sipsma.dev>
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Before this, there could be crash during a call to finalize a ref that
occured after the snapshot was committed but before committing the
metadata that indicates the immutable ref no longer had an
equalMutable. This resulted in a situation where any future calls to
finalize that ref would fail.
Now, if that situation happens, the cache will notice when it's
initially loaded that the ref has an equalMutable that's missing its
snapshot and that its own snapshot exists. It will then just use the
correctly committed snapshot and clear the equalMutable field.
Signed-off-by: Erik Sipsma erik@sipsma.dev
Fixes #2557