confd: Don't cache libyang module references #237
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As it turns out, references to module objects are not safe to keep across callbacks. In particular: loading a new model into sysrepo at runtime may cause it to move objects around in memory. Therefore, fetch a valid reference to "infix-system" on every callback instead.
troglobit
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I was actually sniffing around this one, just had a feeling about it, but ended up spending too many hours trying to dump the schema instead. I'll merge to main as soon as the tests pass. |
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As it turns out, references to module objects are not safe to keep across callbacks. In particular: loading a new model into sysrepo at runtime may cause it to move objects around in memory.
Therefore, fetch a valid reference to "infix-system" on every callback instead.