Do not early return on null bucket_ptr
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LGTM once CI is fixed by #69. |
Buckets are allocated on demand based on `Thread::bucket`. This means that when only threads with a high `id` (and thus high `bucket`) are writing entries into the `ThreadLocal`, only higher `buckets` will be allocated, and lower buckets will be `null`. Thus we must not early-return when encounting a `null` bucket.
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Buckets are allocated on demand based on
Thread::bucket. This means that when only threads with a highid(and thus highbucket) are writing entries into theThreadLocal, only higherbucketswill be allocated, and lower buckets will benull.Thus we must not early-return when encounting a
nullbucket.This seems to be a regression introduced in #51 and #53, and should fix #54.