Fixed SQLJobManager::endAll() crashing when disconnecting#490
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Signed-off-by: Seb Julliand <sebjulliand@gmail.com>
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Issue found by @drahreg while using the exported API.
When disconnecting or when the connection is lost (e.g. the VPN died), the
disconnectevent triggers thedb2i-disconnectcallback that is supposed to clear everything up.The problem is
SQLManager::endAll()gets called at this point, but it fails to close the SQL jobs because the connection is already gone. Since it fails, the internal jobs list and the selected job are not cleared and these values are kept when reconnecting, leading to potential issues afterwards.This PR fixes the issue by adding an optional parameter to
endAll()so it doesn't try to close the jobs if the connection is already gone (the jobs are gone too at this point anyway).