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On NodeJS versions >= 13.8.0 the internal NodeJS behavior of response handling has changed (see relevant NodeJS issue), leading to hanging requests. I have a local dev environment where a Loopback v3 API is run, contaning also the middleware for static-file serving. Every file request that happens to re-use a socket that was ended twice from the above mentioned lines, hangs.
Expected Behavior
The requests should complete successfully.
Versions prior to v13.8.0 have a response handling mechanism that is not affected by multiple .end on a socket instance. I believe this is also a bug in NodeJS, that is also I opened the issue there.
However, I also believe double ending the response is a bad practice, since res.json that is called from sendBodyJson terminates the response itself, without the need to explicitly .end the response one line below.
Additional information
linux x64 14.15.3 loopback@3.25.1
Related Issues
None
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Steps to reproduce
Every response that contains plain API data (not file download, binary, etc...), is ended twice.
operationResults.sendBody
.end
on the response one line belowCurrent Behavior
On NodeJS versions >= 13.8.0 the internal NodeJS behavior of response handling has changed (see relevant NodeJS issue), leading to hanging requests. I have a local dev environment where a Loopback v3 API is run, contaning also the middleware for static-file serving. Every file request that happens to re-use a socket that was ended twice from the above mentioned lines, hangs.
Expected Behavior
The requests should complete successfully.
Versions prior to v13.8.0 have a response handling mechanism that is not affected by multiple
.end
on a socket instance. I believe this is also a bug in NodeJS, that is also I opened the issue there.However, I also believe double ending the response is a bad practice, since
res.json
that is called fromsendBodyJson
terminates the response itself, without the need to explicitly.end
the response one line below.Additional information
linux x64 14.15.3
loopback@3.25.1
Related Issues
None
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: