Dereference timers in node.js so that the process may exit when finished #139
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danthegoodman
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May 16, 2024
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| setTimeout(() => reject(new Error('timeout')), 1500).unref() |
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I moved this line so that it behaves as a proper timeout check against the backend.read call.
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I didn't update the |
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thank you, it's included in v2.5.2 |
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wow! So quick! Thank you 🎉 |
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Using the package in a node script is preventing the process from exiting because the reload interval timer has not been marked with
unref. This PR resolves that issue.For testing, I removed the
--exitflag that had been previously been forcing mocha to exit immediately even if timers or servers were still open. This also required all servers and timers to in tests to be unrefed as well.Checklist
npm run test