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Sessions were added to a set of checked out sessions when one was checked out from
the session pool. When the session was released back to the pool, the session would
normally be removed from the set of checked out sessions. The latter would not always
happen if the application that checked out the session did not use the session for
any reads or writes.

Sessions were added to a set of checked out sessions when one was checked out from
the session pool. When the session was released back to the pool, the session would
normally be removed from the set of checked out sessions. The latter would not always
happen if the application that checked out the session did not use the session for
any reads or writes.
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@olavloiteolavloite merged commit 49360b1 into master Sep 23, 2021
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Sessions were added to a set of checked out sessions when one was checked out from
the session pool. When the session was released back to the pool, the session would
normally be removed from the set of checked out sessions. The latter would not always
happen if the application that checked out the session did not use the session for
any reads or writes.

Co-authored-by: Thiago Nunes <[email protected]>
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