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Note that previously the @requests hash took the request-id as key and the RequestData as value. Likewise, the destroy functions of the head would destroy the key and the value. However, RequestData also had a field "request_id". But that pointer was not owned (nor freed) by the RequestData structure. Instead, it was relied that the hash kept the request-id alive long enough. That is confusing. Let RequestData own the request-id. Also, we don't need to track a separate key. Just move the request-id as first filed in RequestData, and use compare/hash functions that handle that correctly (nm_pstr_*()). |
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| nm-meta-setting-desc.c | ||
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| nm-secret-agent-simple.c | ||
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| nm-vpn-helpers.c | ||
| nm-vpn-helpers.h | ||
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