Fix iterator usage bug in CNetFulfilledRequestManager::RemoveAllFulfilledRequests#39
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Fix iterator usage bug in CNetFulfilledRequestManager::RemoveAllFulfilledRequests#39
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Fix iterator usage bug in CNetFulfilledRequestManager::RemoveAllFulfilledRequests
Aug 19, 2025
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Fixed undefined behavior in
CNetFulfilledRequestManager::RemoveAllFulfilledRequests()caused by improper iterator usage.Problem
The function contained this problematic code:
The post-increment operator
it++increments the iterator after passing it toerase(), which causes undefined behavior since:erase()invalidates the iteratorSolution
Changed to the correct pattern:
Since this function only removes a single element (not iterating in a loop), the post-increment is unnecessary and dangerous.
Impact
This is a minimal but important fix that ensures the Dash network layer operates safely without iterator-related undefined behavior.
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