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Error: stream.push() after EOF #17
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Hi, I didn't encounter this issue and I do download a lot of stuff with it. However, I'm still on node.js 0.8. Have various migration issues with 0.10 due to Stream v2. I think you found a node.js bug (as claimed by #5439 which you already know about). I see that the error is into the stream library which was reimplemented in 0.10. Even the docs claim that Stream v2 is unstable. I can say that I've seen this with HTTP v2 in node.js v0.6 - quite a minefield in edge cases. For a proper bug fix, it needs to be reproduced in a reliable way. By its description, it looks like some sort of race condition. I'll look into it, but no ETA as these issues are non-trivial. Regards. |
Hi, thank you for the fast answer & thank your for the effort! Thank you, |
I was surprised to find out that node.js v0.8 still has some maintenance going on. It is on v0.8.25. You could give it a spin if you don't depend on v0.10. |
Released http-request. Keeping this open for the time being, but it would be helpful to know if the issue is still there. Thanks, |
Since there aren't complains with the new lib, closing this one. |
Hi,
don't know if this is http-get only related or an issue with node 0.10.10:
i get from time to time when i fetch a lot of URLs this error:
any ideas how to fix this?
Thank you!
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