Use thread-safe map to track active plans.#2
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Use thread-safe map to track active plans.#2erikrozendaal wants to merge 1 commit intoampedandwired:masterfrom
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Before whenever two or more plans started simultaneously a deadlock would occur, as each plan found the other already running. This fix uses a thread-safe map to track the plan that currently holds the mutex. When the plan finishes the mutex is cleared. If a plan dies without clearing the mutex a plan awaiting the mutex will perform the cleanup instead. The implementation does assume that the pre- and post-chain actions run in a single JVM. Hopefully this is actually true...
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Before whenever two or more plans started simultaneously a deadlock would occur, as each plan found the other already running.
This fix uses a thread-safe map to track the plan that currently holds the mutex. When the plan finishes the mutex is cleared. If a plan dies without clearing the mutex a plan awaiting the mutex will perform the cleanup instead.
The implementation does assume that the pre- and post-chain actions run in a single JVM. Hopefully this is actually true...
This fix has been running in our Bamboo installation for a while and works for us without deadlocks. This fixes issue #1.