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Fix a use-after-free with task tracing #41539
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We cannot access the executed job after it has finished executing: - If it's a non-task job, it is always invalidated; such jobs are self-owning, and they are expected to destroy themselves after execution. - If it's a task, and it completes during execution, it will invalidate itself synchronously, e.g. by releasing itself. At this point, it must be assumed that the task memory has been releaed. - If it's a task, and it hasn't completed during execution, we are now racing with whatever event *does* complete the task. Any information we want to log about the job must be recorded when it starts to run. rdar://88817560
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Adding Mike who added the tracing stuff |
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Unrelated LLDB failure. This is getting tiresome. |
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We cannot access the executed job after it has finished executing:
If it's a non-task job, it is always invalidated; such jobs are self-owning, and they are expected to destroy themselves after execution.
If it's a task, and it completes during execution, it will invalidate itself synchronously, e.g. by releasing itself. At this point, it must be assumed that the task memory has been releaed.
If it's a task, and it hasn't completed during execution, we are now racing with whatever event does complete the task.
Any information we want to log about the job must be recorded when it starts to run.
Fixes rdar://88817560