Cherry-pick #8240 to 6.3: Clone any cached data from docker and k8s #8245
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Using cached data can lead to race condition if we have some reference in place, this commit force a clone on the retrieved data so each event has his own copy. (cherry picked from commit 65e2e5e)
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Using cached data can lead to race condition if we have some reference in place, this commit force a clone on the retrieved data so each event has his own copy. (cherry picked from commit b4a69c1)
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Cherry-pick of PR #8240 to 6.3 branch. Original message:
Using cached data can lead to race condition if we have some reference
in place, this commit force a clone on the retrieved data so each event
has his own copy.