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This will help catch a potential use-after-free when a cache entry is used after unpinning it. In normal builds, it is not released eagerly, so the Address Sanitizer cannot detect it as a use after free.
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@kpan2034, @melihmutlu: please review this pull request.
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There is also CLOBBER_FREED_MEMORY on postgres side to make finding use after free easier |
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That one is included when you enable the assertions. With these new flags, the sanitizer build now takes more than two hours. Maybe I'll only enable it on a single scheduled run on one config. |
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This will help catch a potential use-after-free when a cache entry is used after unpinning it. In normal builds, it is not released eagerly, so the Address Sanitizer cannot detect it as a use after free.
Helpful for finding things like #9487 and #9486