> On 14 Mar 2025, at 14:38, Daniel Gustafsson <daniel@yesql.se> wrote:
>> On 14 Mar 2025, at 13:20, Tomas Vondra <tomas@vondra.me> wrote:
>> This is "ephemeral" in the sense that setting the value to "on" again
>> would be harmless, and indeed a non-assert build will run just fine.
>
> As mentioned off-list, being able to loosen the restriction for the first
> barrier seen seem like a good way to keep this assertion. Removing it is of
> course the alternative solution, as it's not causing any issues, but given how
> handy it's been to find actual issues it would be good to be able to keep it.
>
>> i.e. to first register into procsignal, and then read the new value.
>> AFAICS this guarantees we won't lose any checksum version updates. It
>> does mean we still can get a barrier for a value we've already seen, but
>> I think we should simply ignore this for the very first update.
>
> Calling functions with sideeffects in setting state seems like a bad idea
> before ProcSignalInit has run, that's thinko on my part in this patch. Your
> solution of reordering seems like the right way to handle this.
0006 in the attached version is what I have used when testing the above, along
with an update to the copyright year which I had missed doing earlier. It also
contains the fix in LocalProcessControlFile which I had in my local tree, I
think we need something like that at least.
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Daniel Gustafsson
