Fixing intermittent failures due to js-quic stream errors#725
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What are the implications of doing this: Given that |
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Everything functions the same way, we just remove the chance of that |
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If it still happens on CI, are you sure the fixes actually fix this? If not, perhaps it's better to leave it as is, and find the actual deterministic root cause. |
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Description
This PR addressed #722
The main problem was during certain circumstances an error that should've been thrown through a stream was escaping the call stack and crashing the program. This was due to improper usage of throw within the stream handlers. This has been resolved within
js-quic.Note that the branch name doesn't describe the problem scope very well. It was created while I was still exploring what the actual issue was. While mainnet connections in tests could still happen, they shouldn't be causing this issue regardless. No amount of interacting with random network traffic should crash the program.
#461 was removed from this PR, it turns out to not actually be a requirement.
Issues Fixed
mainnetconnections #722Tasks
js-quicand update the dependency version pulling in the fixFinal checklist