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When calling String() concurrently, it goes to panic. Is it possible to use sync.Map to avoid panic?
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func (sm *StateMachine) stateRepresentation(state State) (sr *stateRepresentation) { var ok bool if sr, ok = sm.stateConfig[state]; !ok { sr = newstateRepresentation(state) sm.stateConfig[state] = sr // concurrent panic point } return }
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When calling
String()
concurrently, it goes to panic.Is it possible to use sync.Map to avoid panic?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: