Fix isolate cleanup segfault#245
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We did something similar in #215 for the time profiler already. |
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Ah, I didn't even look at the CPU profiler. I just saw the crash while working on react-pprof and saw a quick fix. 😅 |
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What does this PR do?:
Ensures heap profiler is stopped when thread cleanup occurs.
Motivation:
In Node.js 24.x, if you start a heap profiler and fail to stop it before the thread exits it will segfault. If a thread would stop for whatever reason without calling
StopSamplingHeapProfilerfirst it will crash the entire process due to trying to remove an allocation observer while it's still active. The argument could be made that this might actually be a V8 bug, but you'll probably want a workaround in any case.Here's the crash trace:
How to test the change?:
Stop a worker thread without stopping the heap profiler within it first.