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Investigate where exactly is the issue occuring.
Investigate why it is still possible to have concurrent access to the Dictionaries within TaskRegistry
Attempt to prevent those without blindly making Dictionaries concurrent (as we should understand the concurency model of our structures, and TaskRegistry was understood to be immutable after initial creation)
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Context
Unguarded concurrent access to Dictionary can lead to infinite loop on reading when the underlying data has been changed (https://www.tessferrandez.com/blog/2009/12/21/high-cpu-in-net-app-using-a-static-generic-dictionary.html)
We've had similiar issues in
TaskRegistry
that we've been fixing recently: #9032Some of the issues still remain:
https://prism.vsdata.io/failuregroup/?query=ch%3Drelease%20r%3D17.12&eventType=cpu&failureType=dualdirection&failureGroupId=60ca1d45-9aa0-48e0-b9a9-f149de98ab4e
Goal
Investigate where exactly is the issue occuring.
Investigate why it is still possible to have concurrent access to the Dictionaries within
TaskRegistry
Attempt to prevent those without blindly making Dictionaries concurrent (as we should understand the concurency model of our structures, and TaskRegistry was understood to be immutable after initial creation)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: