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http: ClientRequest.abort is destroy #28683
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There is more work to be done (e.g. the TODO in this PR) in terms of making ClientRequest and OutgoingMessage more stream like. But I suggest that be done in future PR's. |
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Fixed failing test |
ping @benjamingr |
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@Trott: This is no longer blocked |
@Trott: this looks ready |
@lpinca you good with this? |
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RSLGTM
I think this requires a CITGM run. The breaking changes are big enough. |
lol, what? :D |
Rubber Stamp LGTM :) |
@Trott CITGM please |
Type: Documentation-only | ||
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[`ClientRequest.destroy()`][] should be the same as | ||
[`ClientRequest.abort()`][]. Make ClientRequest more streamlike by deprecating |
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[`ClientRequest.abort()`][]. Make ClientRequest more streamlike by deprecating | |
[`ClientRequest.abort()`][]. Make ClientRequest more stream-like by deprecating |
CITGM looks good but this does need a rebase. |
I think #29192 is a much more elegant solution, although a bit more risky... |
Closing in favor of #29192 which should not be as controversial. Will open a new PR if required once there is consensus. |
ClientRequest.destroy()
should be the same asabort()
. MakeClientRequest
more streamlike by deprecatingabort()
.If request has completed it cannot be aborted.
This also allows us to replace a lot of edge case code (e.g.
isRequest
) that has to callabort
forClientRequest
while everything else is justdestroy
.Calling
destroy
previously instead ofabort
might have some weird behaviour sinceabort
seems to take a lot more stuff into account e.g.req.agent
.Refs: #28686
Checklist
make -j4 test
(UNIX), orvcbuild test
(Windows) passesNOTE TO SELF: look into the callback