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http2,tls: account for buffered data before creating socket wraps #34958
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If there is data stored in the socket, create a `JSStreamSocket` wrapper so that no data is lost when passing the socket to the C++ layer (which is unaware of data buffered in JS land). Refs: nodejs#34532
If there is data stored in the socket, create a `JSStreamSocket` wrapper so that no data is lost when passing the socket to the C++ layer (which is unaware of data buffered in JS land). Fixes: nodejs#34532
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stream: allow using.push()
/.unshift()
duringonce('data')
See #34957 (which this PR is blocked on)tls: account for buffered data before creating TLSSocket wrap
If there is data stored in the socket, create a
JSStreamSocket
wrapper so that no data is lost when passing the socket to the
C++ layer (which is unaware of data buffered in JS land).
Refs: #34532
http2: account for buffered data before creating HTTP2 socket wrap
If there is data stored in the socket, create a
JSStreamSocket
wrapper so that no data is lost when passing the socket to the
C++ layer (which is unaware of data buffered in JS land).
Fixes: #34532
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make -j4 test
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