durability: Notify waiters after lockfile is dropped#4051
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Notifications were sent shortly before dropping the actor (and thus, the lockfile), which could cause the `close` future to return while the lock is still held. This can lead to a race if the database is re-opened immediately, such as in `TestDB::reopen()`, causing test flakes.
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this fix makes sense to me! Thank you for finding it 🙏 that seems like a pain.
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Notifications were sent shortly before dropping the actor (and thus, the lockfile), which could cause the
closefuture to return while the lock is still held.This can lead to a race if the database is re-opened immediately, such as in
TestDB::reopen(), causing test flakes.Expected complexity level and risk
1
Testing
Should result in "Database is already opened" test flakes to go away.