Fixes on chunks sync successful out of range#1012
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WalkthroughThe changeset primarily focuses on enhancing the loop logic in the Changes
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| // Success? update status to synced | ||
| for (var j = i; j < i + steps && j < wals.length; j++) { | ||
| var wal = wals[j]; | ||
| wals[j].status = WalStatus.synced; // ref to _wals[] | ||
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| // Send | ||
| for (var sub in _subscriptions.values) { | ||
| sub.onWalSynced(_wals[j]); | ||
| sub.onWalSynced(wal); |
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The new loop logic seems to be correct, but it's not clear why the wal variable is introduced. It seems to be used only once in the onWalSynced method call. If there's no other use for this variable, it might be better to directly use wals[j] in the onWalSynced method call to avoid unnecessary variable assignment.
- var wal = wals[j];
- wals[j].status = WalStatus.synced; // ref to _wals[]
+ wals[j].status = WalStatus.synced;
// Send
for (var sub in _subscriptions.values) {
- sub.onWalSynced(wal);
+ sub.onWalSynced(wals[j]);
}| // Send | ||
| for (var sub in _subscriptions.values) { | ||
| sub.onWalSynced(_wals[j]); | ||
| sub.onWalSynced(wal); |
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There is a potential issue with the way subscriptions are handled. If a subscription is removed during the iteration of _subscriptions.values, it could lead to a ConcurrentModificationError. Consider making a copy of the values before iterating over them.
- for (var sub in _subscriptions.values) {
+ for (var sub in List.from(_subscriptions.values)) {
sub.onWalSynced(wals[j]);
}
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