Close TCP sockets on errors in HTTP/1 - #502
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In some cases, when handling a failure, Mint would only set the conn
state to :closed but would not close the underlying socket. These
sockets stay open until the calling process that owns them exits, and
may therefore accumulate until resources are exhausted.
Every relevant %{conn | state: :closed} inside Mint.HTTP1 is replaced
with internal_close that in addition to setting the state also closes
the socket.
Tests that asserted closed conn now also assert that the socket is
closed. New tests that demonstrate the problem are added. They would
fail without the fix and they pass with the fix in place.
Fixes elixir-mint#501.
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@xxdavid can you look at the Dialyzer failure in CI? |
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In some cases, when handling a failure, Mint would only set the conn state to
:closedbut would not close the underlying socket. These sockets stay open until the calling process that owns them exits, and may therefore accumulate until resources are exhausted.Every relevant
%{conn | state: :closed}insideMint.HTTP1is replaced withinternal_closethat in addition to setting the state also closes the socket.Tests that asserted closed conn now also assert that the socket is closed. New tests that demonstrate the problem are added. They would fail without the fix and they pass with the fix in place.
Fixes #501.