The Messenger: Fix lambda capture issue in add_closed_portal_reqs #5816
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I wrote a fuzzer hook for detecting lambda capture issues and it identified this case in add_closed_portal_reqs where each rule would end up using the last value of `portal` in the loop.
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Short and transparent modification at AP side. Looks good to me.
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What is this fixing or adding?
I wrote a fuzzer hook for detecting lambda capture issues and it identified this case in
add_closed_portal_reqswhere each rule would end up using the last value ofportalin the loop.How was this tested?
All I've done is run some generations with the fuzzer. I don't know enough about The Messenger to test it properly, or to know what impact this issue would have had on generation.