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fix: delete iter before returns #2785

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pkpatternmatchdel doesn't delete iter before returns which may cause the rocksdb refs a version forever until process restarts.

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    • Improved memory management in the pattern matching delete function to prevent potential memory leaks.

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The recent update involves adding a delete iter; statement in the Redis::PKPatternMatchDel function within src/storage/src/redis_strings.cc. This change ensures proper cleanup of the iterator object before returning the status s, which helps in memory management and preventing potential memory leaks.

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src/storage/src/redis_strings.cc Added delete iter; before returning s in PKPatternMatchDel function.

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1764-1764: LGTM! Properly delete the iterator.

The addition of delete iter; ensures that the iterator is properly deleted, preventing potential memory leaks.

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1765-1765: LGTM! Iterator deletion before returning.

The delete iter; statement ensures proper memory management by deleting the iterator before returning the variable s.

@@ -1748,6 +1748,7 @@ rocksdb::Status Redis::PKPatternMatchDel(const std::string& pattern, int32_t* re
batch.Clear();
} else {
*ret = total_delete;
delete iter;
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Ensure the iterator is deleted before returning.

The delete iter; statement should be added before the return statement at line 1751 to prevent memory leaks.

+        delete iter;
         return s;
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delete iter;
delete iter;
return s;

@wangshao1 wangshao1 added 4.0.0 and removed 4.0.1 labels Jul 8, 2024
@chejinge chejinge merged commit d6069cd into OpenAtomFoundation:unstable Jul 8, 2024
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* delete iter before return

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Co-authored-by: wangshaoyi <[email protected]>
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