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gh-161931: Wake up process manager after spawning workers - #161953
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ProcessPoolExecutor.submit()currently wakes the manager thread before spawning a worker. The manager can rebuild its wait set during that gap, leaving it unaware of the new worker's sentinel and unable to promptly detect when that worker exits.This change adjusts the process count before waking the manager. The wake-up remains in a
finallyblock so it still occurs if spawning raises. A synchronized regression test recreates the stale wait-set ordering, terminates the newly spawned worker, and verifies that the pending future raisesBrokenProcessPool.Fixes #161931
Tests:
./python -m test -v test_concurrent_futures.test_process_pool— passed (144 tests, 16 skipped)../python -m test -v test_concurrent_futures.test_deadlock test_concurrent_futures.test_shutdown— passed (101 tests, 2 skipped).spawnandforkserver, and passes with this change.