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@Bill Bill commented Mar 30, 2021

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I think this is a good solution

getBufferPool());
}

private ByteBufferSharing shareInputBuffer() throws IOException {
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since you're using inputSharing.close() everywhere you could similarly use inputSharing.close() instead of putting it in this method. That might be easier to follow.

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yes to inlining this method!

inputBuffer = null;
getBufferPool().releaseReceiveBuffer(tmp);
}
inputSharing.close();
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I'm wondering if this method needs to claim its own reference to the buffer to balance this close()

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Bill commented May 4, 2021

An alternative PR, using this same approach, has been merged to develop so I'm closing this one.

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