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defaultSupplier<RandomAccessVectorValues> threadLocalSupplier() {
if (!isValueShared()) {
return () -> this;
}
if (thisinstanceofAutoCloseable) {
LOG.warning("RAVV is shared and implements AutoCloseable; threadLocalSupplier() may lead to leaks");
}
vartl = ExplicitThreadLocal.withInitial(this::copy);
returntl::get;
}
I'd like to see if we can find an elegant solution that allows us to remove the warning log and properly close resources when they implement AutoCloseable.
I would like to work on this. Root cause: the default threadLocalSupplier() creates per-thread copies via ExplicitThreadLocal and never closes them (the code itself warns when the RAVV is AutoCloseable). Consumers holding the supplier across pooled threads keep those copies and their backing memory alive indefinitely.
I see two directions and would welcome a maintainer call:
Track created copies in the supplier and dispose them through a lifecycle hook (e.g. the RAVV close() path or a new supplier method).
Make the supplier per-thread copies weakly held and re-created when collected; AutoCloseable copies would still need explicit closing.
Happy to implement whichever direction you prefer, with tests.
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Refactor implementation again to be thread safe
ikaitist commentedon Aug 24, 2026
I would like to work on this. Root cause: the default threadLocalSupplier() creates per-thread copies via ExplicitThreadLocal and never closes them (the code itself warns when the RAVV is AutoCloseable). Consumers holding the supplier across pooled threads keep those copies and their backing memory alive indefinitely.
I see two directions and would welcome a maintainer call:
Happy to implement whichever direction you prefer, with tests.