fix(go.d): avoid blocking all jobs when stopping a slow job - #21448
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This PR fixes a mutex deadlock issue in the job manager where calling job.Stop() while holding the runningJobs mutex could block all job operations if a job was stuck in runOnce().
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- Modified
startRunningJobto callstopRunningJobbefore acquiring the mutex, preventing the lock from being held during the blocking stop operation - Refactored
stopRunningJobto remove the job from the map and explicitly release the mutex before calling the blockingStop()method
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The manager previously called
job.Stop()while holding therunningJobsmutex.Since
Stop()is a blocking call—it waits until the job’s goroutine exits—this created a scenario where a job stuck inrunOnce()could hold the mutex for an extended time.Summary
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Moved job Stop() out of the runningJobs mutex to avoid blocking the manager when stopping slow or stuck jobs. This keeps other jobs responsive during stop operations.
Written for commit eaf7bd4. Summary will update automatically on new commits.