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Rebased this PR to include the kill_client functionality. Also converted the kill_client functionality to use the numeric id implemented in this PR instead of the client pointer. |
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@AndrewJackson2020 It seems in good shape. I'll give another look and merge it soon. |
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Great to hear, thank you. |
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This PR adds a numeric identifier to the PgSocket struct which can be used as a unique identifier for clients. Currently the unique identifier that pgbouncer uses is the pointer address of the struct, this suffices as a point in time identifier but over time these addresses are reused because of the dynamics of slab allocation.
This PR could help address a potential issue with #1147.