Fix the len() method on LinearMap during popping #4672
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Fix the len() method on LinearMap during popping
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Thanks! (If you figure out how to reproduce it, feel free to submit another pull request with the test :-) |
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I found while using
LinearMapthat it would often get its size out of sync with the actual number of elements. I found out that duringpopthe invocations ofinsert_opt_bucketmight increment the size even though nothing new was being inserted.I tried to create a simple test case or two, but I was unable to recreate the exact sequence of operations which would lead to the bug being triggered.