fix: one index instance and one map wrapper per name, and a drop that cannot run twice - #1309
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The first read of a non-unique index after a store reopens runs the lazy layout
migration in SingleFieldIndex, which drops the legacy map. That migration is
guarded per SingleFieldIndex instance, but ComparableIndexer.findNitriteIndex
created instances with an unsynchronized check-then-act, so several threads
arriving at once each got their own instance and each ran the migration.
NitriteMVMap.drop() likewise tested its dropped flag and then ignored the result
of its compare-and-set, and NitriteMVStore.openMap handed out one wrapper per
caller. Once the first thread had removed the map, MVMap.getName() answered null
for the rest, and NitriteMVStore.removeMap(null) died in ConcurrentHashMap.remove:
NullPointerException: Cannot invoke "Object.hashCode()" because "key" is null
at NitriteMVStore.removeMap
at NitriteMVMap.drop
at SingleFieldIndex.migrateLegacyIndex
A second shape of the same race is a NullPointerException from Attributes.set
via NitriteMap.updateLastModifiedTime, which read getName() several times.
Seen on a production system on the first multi-threaded lookup after every
restart, since every close left an empty map under the legacy name (fixed by
nitrite#1295) and every start had to drop it again.
- ComparableIndexer registers the index with computeIfAbsent, so the per-instance
guard in SingleFieldIndex is the guard.
- NitriteMVStore.openMap and openRTree register the wrapper with computeIfAbsent,
so every holder shares one dropped flag; removeMap ignores a null name and does
not open (and thereby create) a map that is no longer in the store.
- NitriteMVMap captures its name at open and acts only when its compare-and-set
succeeds, so drop() and close() run once and never ask MVMap for a name it no
longer has.
- NitriteMap.updateLastModifiedTime reads the name once.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes stabilize map names after removal, make map and index registry updates atomic, and prevent removal of nonexistent MVStore maps. ChangesMap and index concurrency
Priority: ⬇️ Low — Defer this concurrency fix because it is limited to atomic index and map-wrapper initialization during legacy-index migration. Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Concurrent close, drop, and reopen operations can remove the replacement map wrapper and reintroduce duplicate initialization failures. This should be fixed before merge. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- Line 286: Update the close path in NitriteMVMap.close() to remove the registry
entry only if it still maps the name to this wrapper, using an
identity-conditional removal through NitriteMVStore rather than unconditional
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| if (!droppedFlag.get() && closedFlag.compareAndSet(false, true)) { | ||
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| nitriteStore.closeMap(mvMap.getName()); | ||
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Remove the registry entry only when it still identifies this wrapper.
A close() call can win closedFlag, then pause before this call. A concurrent drop() removes the old wrapper and map. A later openMap(name, ...) can register a new wrapper. This stale closeMap(name) then removes the new wrapper because NitriteMVStore.closeMap uses unconditional nitriteMapRegistry.remove(name).
Use an identity-conditional registry removal, such as remove(name, this), through the store API. This preserves one wrapper per name after a concurrent close, drop, and reopen sequence.
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In
`@nitrite-mvstore-adapter/src/main/java/org/dizitart/no2/mvstore/NitriteMVMap.java`
at line 286, Update the close path in NitriteMVMap.close() to remove the
registry entry only if it still maps the name to this wrapper, using an
identity-conditional removal through NitriteMVStore rather than unconditional
closeMap(name) removal. Preserve the existing behavior for closing the current
wrapper while preventing a stale close from removing a newly reopened wrapper.
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The first read of a non-unique index after a store reopens runs the lazy layout migration in SingleFieldIndex, which drops the legacy map. That migration is guarded per SingleFieldIndex instance, but ComparableIndexer.findNitriteIndex created instances with an unsynchronized check-then-act, so several threads arriving at once each got their own instance and each ran the migration. NitriteMVMap.drop() likewise tested its dropped flag and then ignored the result of its compare-and-set, and NitriteMVStore.openMap handed out one wrapper per caller. Once the first thread had removed the map, MVMap.getName() answered null for the rest, and NitriteMVStore.removeMap(null) died in ConcurrentHashMap.remove:
NullPointerException: Cannot invoke "Object.hashCode()" because "key" is null
at NitriteMVStore.removeMap
at NitriteMVMap.drop
at SingleFieldIndex.migrateLegacyIndex
A second shape of the same race is a NullPointerException from Attributes.set via NitriteMap.updateLastModifiedTime, which read getName() several times.
Seen on a production system on the first multi-threaded lookup after every restart, since every close left an empty map under the legacy name (fixed by #1295) and every start had to drop it again.
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