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bolt bench crashes #543
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@TheHippo Thanks, I see the same issue. It looks like there's an issue with the CLI tool reading back the data. I'll look into it. |
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Added a test to check that bucket is actually non-nil before getting a cursor on it. This happens when querying non-bucket entries, the Bucket() method does not return explicit errors, so we can guess it's probably because it's a key of the wrong type (ie: not leaf). No clear idea wether the results in the case described '-read-mode=seq -write-mode=rnd-nest' really do make sense, it looks like read are zero whatsoever.
can this issue be closed if it is fixed? |
No, I still get:
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Added a test to check that bucket is actually non-nil before getting a cursor on it. This happens when querying non-bucket entries, the Bucket() method does not return explicit errors, so we can guess it's probably because it's a key of the wrong type (ie: not leaf). No clear idea wether the results in the case described '-read-mode=seq -write-mode=rnd-nest' really do make sense, it looks like read are zero whatsoever.
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Fix issue #543 'bolt bench crashes'
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When I run:
bolt bench -count=50000 -fill-percent=0.8 -read-mode=seq -write-mode=rnd-nest
I get a run time panic:OS: Linux
Platform: amd64
Let me know If you need more information.
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