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fixing panic in calls to assertion with nil m.mutex #1212

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@CleanCut and I found these changes that should be reverted as they are causing panics after library updates.

This reverts a change that was made in #1182
That PR makes m.mutex a pointer which now needs to be checked but it's not checked for nil everywhere.
It also reset the mutex in the .On function when it could actually have locks from other callers.

Changes

  • revert m.mutex back to a non pointer value
  • don't throw away the lock that might be used concurrently in the .On function

Motivation

Fixing panics and crashes in the library after a minor update.

Related issues

This should also help with these issues:

Edward Raigosa added 4 commits June 23, 2022 18:06
This reverts a change that was made in stretchr#1182
The PR makes m.mutex a pointer which now needs to be checked but it's not checked for nil everywhere.

This should also help with these issues:
- stretchr#1208
- stretchr#1210
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Hey @boyan-soubachov sorry to ping you directly but since you were the original author for #1182 I thought I'd bring this one to your attention. Thanks for any review you might be able to offer.

@@ -526,9 +519,9 @@ func AssertExpectationsForObjects(t TestingT, testObjects ...interface{}) bool {
h.Helper()
}
for _, obj := range testObjects {
if m, ok := obj.(Mock); ok {
if m, ok := obj.(*Mock); ok {
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Are you sure this should be changed? IIRC I didn't change this logic in the PR I merged?

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Yes, because we want to refer to the same instance of sync.Mutex for the copy that is a type check here.

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Also, go vet ./... will show that warning for us ( It was caught in CI).

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Fair enough; I see it's a test helper anyways.

Thank you for catching this!

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🤦 . I must've missed this when doing the Go 1.18 PR (which broke this) and 'fixed it' the long way around. Thanks

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