threadtree: fix memory leak from thread ident reuse in pools#21
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threadtree: fix memory leak from thread ident reuse in pools#21kendriu wants to merge 1 commit intovast-data:vastfrom
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the code was adding snapshots to the registry using thread.uuid as part of the key, then trying to remove them using thread.uuid again. when threadpoolexecutor reuses thread idents, thread.uuid can return a different value the second time because it looks up the uuid based on the thread's ident. this caused the cleanup to try removing a key that was never added, leaving the old entries in the registry forever. fix by capturing the uuid once and using that same value for both adding and removing
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the code was adding snapshots to the registry using thread.uuid
as part of the key, then trying to remove them using thread.uuid
again. when threadpoolexecutor reuses thread idents, thread.uuid
can return a different value the second time because it looks up
the uuid based on the thread's ident. this caused the cleanup to
try removing a key that was never added, leaving the old entries
in the registry forever. fix by capturing the uuid once and using
that same value for both adding and removing