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Luiz Aoqui 7054fe1a8c vault: always renew tokens using the renewal loop (#18998)
Previously, a Vault token could renewed either periodically via the
renewal loop or immediately by calling `RenewToken()`.

But a race condition in the renewal loop could cause an attempt to renew
an expired token. If both `updateCh` and `renewalCh` are active (such as
when a task stops at the same time its token is waiting for renewal),
the following `select` picks a `case` at random.

78f0c6b2a9/client/vaultclient/vaultclient.go (L557-L564)

If `case <-renewalCh` is picked, the token is incorrectly re-added to
the heap, causing unnecessary renewals of a token that is already expired.

1604dba508/client/vaultclient/vaultclient.go (L505-L510)

To prevent this situation, the `renew()` function should only renew
tokens that are currently in the heap, so `RenewToken()` must first push
the token to the heap and wait for the renewal to happen instead of
calling `renew()` directly since this could cause another race condition
where the token is renewed twice: once by `RenewToken()` calling
`renew()` directly and a second time if the renewal happens to pick the
token as soon as `RenewToken()` adds it to the heap.
2023-11-07 19:49:33 -05:00
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