fix: abort on panic in tokio thread #109
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zeapoz
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Jul 25, 2024
| members = ["state-reconstruct-fetcher", "state-reconstruct-storage"] | ||
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| panic = 'abort' |
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I'm not sure if this should be the default behaviour. When possible, I think each task should run to completion to make sure that the state won't get corrupted. For tasks that may panic I'd prefer to handle the error.
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I totally agree the threads shouldn't panic - if there is code that panics on invalid network data, disk failure or whatever we should fix that. But I don't know where the code might be; #104 happened just once - it could be some irreproducible cosmic ray... This change is just to find it.
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Should fix #104 .