ref(profiling) use cleanup instead of destructor #13661
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Fixes #13661 in the GH description points to this PR, we need to change it to the issue.
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Also Jonas can I try running codecov ai bot on this PR? I'm very curious what it thinks of the c++ |
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@AbhiPrasad there is no coverage in cpp so I think its not gonna be happy, but feel free to run it yes :) |
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I think what is happening is that by the time our close handler is called, the handler had already been deleted, which causes a use after free error. I also updated the code to check for is_closing which is what that underlying libuv method actually asserts on.
Fixes #13661