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Add thread-safe multi error implementation #2

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@matej-g matej-g commented Oct 7, 2022

This is directly inspired by @fpetkovski's work in thanos-io/thanos#5420 (comment).

This PR adds a thread-safe implementation of the NilOrMultiError called NilOrMultiSyncError. PR provides tests as well.

Another small fix in this PR is to unify the method receivers NilOrMultiError to use pointers.

Signed-off-by: Matej Gera <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Matej Gera <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Matej Gera <[email protected]>
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Thanks! I remember commenting about upstreaming! 🚀

Comment on lines +77 to +79
testutil.NotOk(t, func() error {
return e.Err()
}())

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Hm, can't this be

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testutil.NotOk(t, func() error {
return e.Err()
}())
testutil.NotOk(t, e.Err())

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Thanks!

What about moving to concurrency safe impl only?

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// Example 3:
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// func CloseAll(closers []io.Closer) error {
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Is this right indent?

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// NilOrMultiSyncError is a thread-safe implementation of NilOrMultiError.
// It allows combining multiple errors into one.
type NilOrMultiSyncError struct {
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I wonder if we don't want to make the normal implementation concurrency safe 🤔 I don't think it introduces worth noting overhead... The only risk is when somebody would like to have different synchronization techniques that works for them, then they would need to reimplement all.. but sounds like rare use case.

Otherwise another option is to have different package..

I think for me it would make more sense to have ONLY gorotoutine safe implementation here.

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I think it depends on what use cases there are out in the wild, but I'd agree having one implementation and documenting that it's concurrency safe so it's clear for the users is the way to go. I'll prepare the changes.

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I would vote for having just concurrency safe code for merrors. The reason is that soon (Go 1.20) we will likely have errors.Join in standard library, so simple cases will be solved. I don't see a huge overhead of doing concurrency control in seq code when it comes to error handling, but I might underestimate it (:

I would do it (: cc @saswatamcode @matej-g

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We have to revisit merror. https://pkg.go.dev/errors@master#Join entered and it might mean we can drop merror completely.

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