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Fix scheduling problem in coordinator #1446
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Summary of Changes
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I've addressed a scheduling problem within the coordinator component, specifically rectifying an issue where an AddMaintainerOperator
was incorrectly marking a changefeed replica as absent
when the changefeed was being stopped and removed. My changes ensure that when an add operation is canceled due to the changefeed's removal, the replica's state is correctly handled, preventing erroneous absent
markings.
Highlights
- Improved Cancellation State Management: I've updated the
AddMaintainerOperator
to use an integer-based enum (None
,NodeRemoved
,TaskRemoved
) for itscanceled
status, providing more granular tracking of why an operation was canceled. - Corrected Changefeed State Transition: I've modified the
PostFinish
method ofAddMaintainerOperator
to prevent marking a maintainer asabsent
if the cancellation was due to the changefeed (task) being removed, ensuring proper cleanup. - New Test Case for Interrupted Operations: I've added a comprehensive test to
operator_controller_test.go
to simulate and validate the scenario where a changefeed is stopped and removed while anAddMaintainerOperator
is still in progress, confirming the fix.
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Code Review
This PR refines the cancellation logic for AddMaintainerOperator
by introducing specific cancellation reasons (NodeRemoved
, TaskRemoved
). This allows PostFinish
to correctly handle scenarios where an add operation is superseded by a stop/remove operation. The change from atomic.Bool
to int
for the canceled
state requires careful synchronization. A new test case provides coverage for the fix.
// AddMaintainerOperator is an operator to schedule a maintainer to a node | ||
type AddMaintainerOperator struct { | ||
cf *changefeed.Changefeed | ||
dest node.ID | ||
finished atomic.Bool | ||
canceled atomic.Bool | ||
canceled int | ||
db *changefeed.ChangefeedDB |
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/retest |
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What problem does this PR solve?
Issue Number: close #1443
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