Fix bug on PMGDQueryHandler which locks the graph#4
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This is not needed here. It can go in the error_cleanup function since we already call it on error return.
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Adding this to error_cleanup won't work. error_cleanup can be called after unlocking _dblock, std::mutex has undefined behavior if you unlock a lock twice.
The safe place to unlock is the same function we lock ( process_query(2) ).
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I have a separate fix based on Philip's input too. Will create a new pull request. |
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PMGDQueryHandler hangs when there is a fail command. This fixed the problem, but @vishakha041 please check if this is the right way to handle it.