Adaptive: Correctly restore allocatedBytes value on failure#14577
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Motivation: We need to restore the allocatedBytes value to the previous value on failure to ensure we not mess up state. Modifications: Restore value on failure Result: Correctly recover from failure
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lgtm thanks @normanmaurer!
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Motivation: We need to restore the allocatedBytes value to the previous value on failure to ensure we not mess up state. Modifications: Restore value on failure Result: Correctly recover from failure
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Motivation:
We need to restore the allocatedBytes value to the previous value on failure to ensure we not mess up state.
Modifications:
Restore value on failure
Result:
Correctly recover from failure