If two direct writes to a single time series bucket race with each other, we could end up releasing the bucket for inserts earlier than expected, and corrupt the bucket contents.
Consider the following sequence:
| Update1 | Update2 | Insert1 | Insert2 | |-----------------------|---------------------------------|---------------------------------|-----------------------------------| | Write to storage | | | | | Set kDirectWriteStart | | | | | | Write to storage | | | | | Set kDirectWriteStart | | | | | Abort + unset kDirectWriteStart | | | | | | Reopen/fetch the bucket into BC | | | | | ... | Insert into the same bucket in BC | | | | | | | Commit | | | | | | | | Read doc updated by Update1 | | | | | Write the stale diff |
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SERVER-73533 Refactor the BucketState class to remove bit state flag
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