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Fix Session move assignment ownership - #153
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What problem(s) does this PR solve?
Issue(s) number: #148
Description:
Session::operator=(Session&& )currently transfers the session ID and some metadata, but does not release the destination's existing session or transfer the source connection and owning-pool pointer.This can leave the destination with a session ID that does not match its connection or pool. The source connection may not be returned to its original pool, and the destination's connection may be returned to the wrong pool when the session is destroyed.
How do you solve it?
Release the destination's current session before assigning the new one. Then transfer the source session's ID, connection, owning pool, and related state, including reconnect settings and the broken-connection flag.
Leave the source in a safe moved-from state, and handle self-move assignment without changing the object.
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SessionTest.MoveAssignmentReturnsConnectionsToOwningPools.session_testtarget built successfully, and the focused regression test passed.Fixes #148