fix: operating region guards should be dropped when procedure is done #3775
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- Coverage 85.54% 85.19% -0.36%
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- Hits 136514 135962 -552
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Apr 23, 2024
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What's changed and what's your intention?
Same as #3771, there're data race in creating table procedure.
Other two places that use this operating region guard are drop database procedure and region migration procedure. However, due to the different way of how their procedures are implemented, they are not affected. An interesting side effect.
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