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🐛 Fix a race in the delegating logger #1339
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For as long as the delegating loggers Fullfill wasn't called, it holds a loggerPromise and that loggerPromise holds the same delegating logger. Calls to With{Name,Field} and FullFill of such a loggerPromise and delegatingLogger pair have to be serialized, because the former accesses the actual logger and promise, while the latter sets and unsets them. Furthermore, a call to With{Name,Field} of such a pair returns a new pair that is attached to the parent pair by making the original promise keep a reference to the new promise. Because of that, the aforementioned serialization has to happen recursively for each pair.
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For as long as the delegating loggers Fullfill wasn't called, it holds a
loggerPromise and that loggerPromise holds the same delegating logger.
Calls to With{Name,Field} and FullFill of such a loggerPromise and
delegatingLogger pair have to be serialized, because the former accesses
the actual logger and promise, while the latter sets and unsets them.
Furthermore, a call to With{Name,Field} of such a pair returns a new
pair that is attached to the parent pair by making the original promise
keep a reference to the new promise. Because of that, the aforementioned
serialization has to happen recursively for each pair.
#1309 made this race more visible, because the defaulting of the logger controller-runtime does in the background might race with users code getting a logger (Potentially indirectly by constructing a controller).
Surprisingly, I only managed to reproduce this on tests that import controller-runtime when they take 30 seconds or more. I didn't expect the race detector to take
Sleep
into account, but apparently it does.Fixes #1337
/assign @vincepri @joelanford