fix(tsm1): fix ring and related test #20172
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I accidentally found that ring.go is not rigorous。I opened two identical PRs before, one of the PR's circleci test failed but another succeed.
I'm pretty sure that it's not my commit who caused the failure after read ring.go. I did some fix work for it.
newring()
doesn't check the partition if is the power of two, andTestRing_newRing
can't test that case.add()
should not add a nil entry inbenchmarkRingkeys
, because it will cause panic when callkeys()
.reset()
. If not, it will cause the below failure at a very small chance.remove()
is safe for use by multiple goroutines, so we must ensurekeysHint
not be negative inremove()
. If negative , may cause panic because it used in the waymake([][]byte, 0, atomic.LoadInt64(&r.keysHint))
Below is the error log in circleci: