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[Backport] ParallelCombiner: Fix buffer leak on exception in "combine".#5633

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[Backport] ParallelCombiner: Fix buffer leak on exception in "combine".#5633
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@gianm gianm commented Apr 12, 2018

Backport of #5630 to 0.12.0.

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Once a buffer is acquired, we need to make sure to release it if an
exception is thrown before the closeable iterator is created.
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b-slim commented Apr 12, 2018

@gianm just noticed that, you are using a branch 0.12.0 to prepare a release candidate0.12.1, i thought that can confuse ppls where instead of pulling the tag 0.12.0 they will pull that branch and think they are using 0.12.0. Maybe it is something that we should reconsider?

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gianm commented Apr 12, 2018

@b-slim hmm, I was treating the 0.12.0 branch as more of a 0.12.x branch, but the name is in fact misleading then. I could redo the branches to restore 0.12.0 to its old state and to make a new 0.12.1 branch. Do you (or anyone else listening) think it's worth it?

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b-slim commented Apr 12, 2018

i know at least one instance where a person was pulling from branch instead of tag and IMO it is common especially in the Apache Hadoop Community.

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