[7.2.0] Block in repo fetching state's close() method
#22573
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This greatly simplifies the code flow. Instead of using
volatileand resorting to some very unsavory workarounds, we can simply make sure only one thread is changingstate.workerFutureusing plain old synchronization, and on memory pressure, make absolutely sure that the state object is cleaned up after we remove it from the central state cache.This goes against the advice introduced in 8ef0a51; the wording for
SkyKeyComputeState#close()has been updated.Also changed the "retry on cancellation" logic from using recursion to using a
while-loop for better clarity around nestedfinallyblocks.Fixes #22393.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 637975501
Change-Id: Ied43f0310ec8953f4ff1c2712fe07b8ccbd6c184
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