store/tikv: fix a concurrency bug that may cause the batchClient timeout (#22239) #22335
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cherry-pick #22239 to release-3.0
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What problem does this PR solve?
closes #22334
Problem Summary:
The
recycleIdleConnArray()
logic has a bug: when one goroutinegetConnArray()
and the other goroutine recycle the idle connection, the prior goroutine may get a stalebatchConn
which is closed already.sendBatchRequest()
using that stalebatchConn
would block until timeout.What is changed and how it works?
What's Changed:
This is not enough to protect the conn from been recycle and close.
Now the whole sending process is protected by the read lock, and modify conn map should obtain the write lock.
How it Works:
As long as the sending operation hold the read lock, the recycle connection operation need to wait to obtain the write lock.
Related changes
Maybe we can cherry-pick it to 5.0, it's rare to see this bug in the production environment.
Check List
Tests
Release note