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request body 'end' after destroy() asserts #66
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Readable can emit 'end' after .destroy() as well as legacy streams might not implement the whole Readable contract properly. Try to handle these edge cases better. Fixes: nodejs#66
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There is currently a race in body request handling when
body.'end'
is emitted afterbody.destroy(err)
(this is a compat behavior ofReadable
and of legacy streams) which causes a failure onassert(this.socket)
in thefinished(body, ...)
handler.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: