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This pull request enhances the robustness and reliability of asynchronous catalog operations by implementing a more structured error handling approach within the ctgLaunchGetUserTask function. The changes prevent potential memory leaks by ensuring proper resource deallocation on error paths and centralize task finalization logic, leading to more predictable and stable system behavior.

Highlights

  • Improved Error Handling: The error handling mechanism in ctgLaunchGetUserTask has been refactored to use CTG_ERR_JRET instead of CTG_ERR_RET, directing control to a centralized cleanup block.
  • Memory Leak Fix: A potential memory leak was addressed by ensuring that rsp.pRawRes is properly freed using taosMemoryFreeClear when an error occurs during the ctgLaunchGetUserTask execution.
  • Centralized Resource Cleanup: A new _return label and associated logic have been introduced to centralize the finalization of tasks and resource cleanup, ensuring consistent state management upon exiting the function.

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This pull request refactors error handling in ctgLaunchGetUserTask to use a single exit point for cleanup and fixes a memory leak. While one memory leak is correctly addressed, the refactoring unfortunately introduces a new memory leak on a different error path. I have provided a critical comment with a suggested fix for this new issue.

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Pull request overview

This PR addresses exception handling and memory leak issues in the ctgLaunchGetUserTask function within the catalog library's async operations.

Key Changes:

  • Converts error handling from immediate return (CTG_ERR_RET) to goto-based cleanup (CTG_ERR_JRET) to ensure proper resource cleanup
  • Adds explicit memory cleanup before error returns to prevent memory leaks
  • Introduces a centralized error handling section (_return label) with task cleanup logic

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@kailixu kailixu changed the title fix: exception handle and memory leak fix: catalog tasks management Jan 3, 2026
@kailixu kailixu requested a review from a team as a code owner January 5, 2026 10:28
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