Fix data race when batch.Reset. Fix #1460 #1461
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This was referenced Sep 8, 2020
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The comment in this fix suggests that the API is being used incorrectly. We do not support resetting a batch until after batch execution is complete, at which time copying that slice is not required. Can we start with a unit test that you think contains valid use of the API that fails the race dectector? |
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This PR will try to fix the data race described on #1460.
When invoking
Batch, a goroutine will be ruined and will readbatch.IndexOps. Meanwhile, the user may callbatch.Resetimmediately which will clearbatch.IndexOps. The PR will copy the point of the map to the goroutine but not read it directly to avoid the datarace.