Don't associate a single fd with both channel out and err#651
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I think it also needs for upstream, but I'd like to present together other fixes. |
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do you mind to add |
Or the order of ch-out and ch-err about dispatch-read and write-to-buffer would be inconsistent.
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I updated PR: modified the patch and added |
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fixes #579 (maybe there is more)
When register a single fd to dispatch-source twice (as ch-out and ch-err), the order of dispatching read-event of ch-out and ch-err cannot be determined.
Meanwhile, write-to-buffer is executed in the order of ch-out and ch-err.
In this way the content of buffer becomes messed up.
Therefore, a single fd should be handled by a single handler.