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As reported by a few OSX buildfarm animals there exist at least one path where temporary files exist during AtProcExit_Files() processing. As temporary file cleanup causes pgstat reporting, the assertions added inpull/68/headee3f8d3d3a
caused failures. This is not an OSX specific issue, we were just lucky that timing on OSX reliably triggered the problem. The known way to cause this is a FATAL error during perform_base_backup() with a MANIFEST used - adding an elog(FATAL) after InitializeBackupManifest() reliably reproduces the problem in isolation. The problem is that the temporary file created in InitializeBackupManifest() is not cleaned up via resource owner cleanup as WalSndResourceCleanup() currently is only used for non-FATAL errors. That then allows to reach AtProcExit_Files() with existing temporary files, causing the assertion failure. To fix this problem, move temporary file cleanup to a before_shmem_exit() hook and add assertions ensuring that no temporary files are created before / after temporary file management has been initialized / shut down. The cleanest way to do so seems to be to split fd.c initialization into two, one for plain file access and one for temporary file access. Right now there's no need to perform further fd.c cleanup during process exit, so I just renamed AtProcExit_Files() to BeforeShmemExit_Files(). Alternatively we could perform another pass through the files to check that no temporary files exist, but the added assertions seem to provide enough protection against that. It might turn out that the assertions added inee3f8d3d3a
will cause too much noise - in that case we'll have to downgrade them to a WARNING, at least temporarily. This commit is not necessarily the best approach to address this issue, but it should resolve the buildfarm failures. We can revise later. Author: Andres Freund <andres@anarazel.de> Discussion: https://postgr.es/m/20210807190131.2bm24acbebl4wl6i@alap3.anarazel.de
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