zhaizhibo opened a new pull request, #25240:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pulsar/pull/25240

   
   
   ### Motivation
   
   There ard two scenarios where pendingAddEntries can leak in a ManagedLedger.
   
   1. **Leak in Fenced state**
   After an add operation, there may be a need to update the ledger's 
properties. If the ZooKeeper update fails, the callback sets the ManagedLedger 
state to fenced. Subsequent write operations that fail will trigger 
ManagedLedgerImpl#ledgerClosed. For a ManagedLedger in the fenced state, this 
can result in pendingAddEntries not being properly cleaned up, causing a leak.
   2. **Leak in Closed state**
   The ManagedLedger needs to rollover because the current ledger is full, 
switching its state to closedLedger or creatingLedger. New incoming add 
requests are appended to the pendingAddEntries queue but have not yet been 
initiated. If the ManagedLedger is closed (state set to closed) after the 
rollover is executed but before its callback returns, the requests in the 
pendingAddEntries queue will never be completed, resulting in a leak.
   
   
   ### Modifications
   
   1. add a new function clearNotInitiatedPendingAddEntries(), which will be 
called after ManagedLedger state be set to closed or fenced. This method will 
immediately fail all OpAddEntry operations in the pendingAddEntries queue that 
have not yet been initiated  and remove them from the queue.
   2. In the OpAddEntry#handleAddFail method, add a check for the fenced state. 
If the ManagedLedger is fenced, we should also clear all subsequent pending 
write requests in the queue to prevent leaks.
   
   
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