bugfix: Fix core dump issue by copying data instead of freeing it prematurely…#4
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… in dispatcher - Identified an issue where a block worker, upon completing processing of data, would prematurely free the data. - This led to a situation where the freed data was still being referenced in the dispatcher worker loop, resulting in a core dump. - To address this issue, a change was made to copy the relevant data instead of freeing it, ensuring that the dispatcher worker loop has a valid reference to the data.
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The patch accepted and now in parallel_replay_14_6 branch. |
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Fix core dump issue by copying data instead of freeing it prematurely in dispatcher
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