Re: [PATCH] get_indexed_object can return NULL if nothing is in that slot; check for it

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Brian Harring <ferringb@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

> On Wed, Aug 24, 2011 at 10:54:51AM -0700, Junio C Hamano wrote:
>> Thanks for a fix.
>> 
>> It is both interesting and disturbing to see that these small mistakes are
>> discovered a week after the topics hit 'master', even though it has been
>> cooking in 'next' for a week before that happened (in the case of this
>> topic, it also hit 'maint' yesterday).
>
> I'll admit I'm slightly surprised it slipped past for initial 
> development- that said, you have to explicitly trigger the race to 
> trigger the segfault.  And that's not easy w/out building out a 
> custom setup- even w/ that setup, you need to go digging in server 
> logs to realize the previous serverside failure just converted to a 
> segfault.  Clientside, it hung just the same.
>
> Bit nonobvious.  Plus, shit happens. ;)
>
> Either way, I was poking at the source trying to figure out how to get 
> some unittests for an end to end testing of the http/smartserv; that 
> said I was having a helluva time finding a way to do it without 
> bundling a stub of a webserver.  Suggestions would be welcome on that 
> one.

I probably should have made it clear that I was not complaining, and if it
sounded as if I was complaining at _you_, my deepest apologies.

In any case, thanks, and congratulations for your first commit in git.git
;-)

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