FISH-9748 bugfix: fix HA session race condition leading to session attribute loss #6956
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@lprimak @Pandrex247 I already tested with my reproducer and the resulting behavior is what we expect. On the following url you will find the steps I tested: #6637 |
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FISH-9748 bugfix: fix HA session race condition leading to session attribute loss
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Description
Fixed regression introduced in #6637
Important Info
store.load()instead ofswapIn()to load sessions during update time comparison, asswapIn()has side effects, such as replacing session object in the session map, and calling users' activation handlers every time a session is retrieved, leading to session loss and performance issuesTo further explain this, when the session is replaced in the map by
swapIn(), other copies of the session hang around in other threads.Sessions get stored in HA store at the end of each request, and only the session currently in the map gets updated.
Those other copies do not get stored in the HA store when request ends, since they are no longer in the session map.
This leads to the data loss.
Performance problem is caused by the session map thrashing, and session creation callbacks being called every time the
swapIn()method is called.Testing
Manual testing done