Don't prune pending_requests in persist#4201
Don't prune pending_requests in persist#4201TheBlueMatt merged 1 commit intolightningdevkit:mainfrom
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Previously, we would also prune any pending `GetInfo` or expired `Buy` requests before we `persist`. This could have lead to races where we drop a pending request and even remove the peer when calling `persist`. Here, we simply split the pruning logic for the `pending_requests` and expired JIT channel state, and only prune the latter before persisting. This generally makes sense, as `pending_requests` isn't currently persisted, so there is no need to prune before repersisting. Both are however still pruned on peer disconnection.
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Previously, we would also prune any pending
GetInfoor expiredBuyrequests before wepersist. This could have lead to races where we drop a pending request and even remove the peer when callingpersist.Here, we simply split the pruning logic for the
pending_requestsand expired JIT channel state, and only prune the latter before persisting. This generally makes sense, aspending_requestsisn't currently persisted, so there is no need to prune before repersisting.Both are however still pruned on peer disconnection.
Thanks @wvanlint for reporting.