Fix SnapshotStatus Transport Action Doing IO on Transport Thread#68023
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There is a small chance here that #67947 would cause the callback for the repository data to run on a transport or CS updater thread and do a lot of IO to fetch `SnapshotInfo`. Fixed by always forking to the generic pool for the callback. Added test that triggers lots of deserializing repository data from cache on the transport thread concurrently which triggers this bug relatively reliable (more than half the runs) but is still reasonably fast (under 5s).
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) (#68092) There is a small chance here that #67947 would cause the callback for the repository data to run on a transport or CS updater thread and do a lot of IO to fetch `SnapshotInfo`. Fixed by always forking to the generic pool for the callback. Added test that triggers lots of deserializing repository data from cache on the transport thread concurrently which triggers this bug relatively reliable (more than half the runs) but is still reasonably fast (under 5s).
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Same as #68023 but even less likely (couldn't really find a quick way to write a test for it for that reason). Fix is the same, fork off to the generic pool for listener handling. Also, this allows removing the forking in the transport action since we don't do any long runnning work on the calling thread any longer in the restore method.
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Same as #68023 but even less likely (couldn't really find a quick way to write a test for it for that reason). Fix is the same, fork off to the generic pool for listener handling. Also, this allows removing the forking in the transport action since we don't do any long runnning work on the calling thread any longer in the restore method.
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There is a small chance here that #67947 would cause the callback
for the repository data to run on a transport or CS updater thread
and do a lot of IO to fetch
SnapshotInfo.Fixed by always forking to the generic pool for the callback.
Added test that triggers lots of deserializing repository data from
cache on the transport thread concurrently which triggers this bug
relatively reliable (more than half the runs) but is still reasonably
fast (under 5s).