ein t hours -fl based ODB panics
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…lti-threading is requested) (#536) This avoids duplicating test-runs.
It's supposed to happen when multiple threads, maybe, trigger the loading of packs at the same time. There are 15 packs to load here but apparently that doesn't manage to trigger it.
…ct resolution. (#536) Hard to understand, but the gist seems to be that looking up the base onbject recursively changes the snapshot layout which makes the follow-up lookup see a different index, which then won't have the original id. To circumvent, we will try to reuse it, but resort to a full search afterwards. Unfortunately there is no way to reproduce this, it's just the very special linux kernel pack I have here.
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The above invocation stresses the ODB in never before seen ways, apparently, as it extracts every single object ever seen. On repos that have multiple packs the parallel pack loading logic fails in ways that cause objects not to be found (reproducibly) or to trigger a panic.
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