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As part of my investigation into #2184, I figured it would probably be worthwhile to look around the paramiko package to get an understanding for how it works / what might be happening.
Something that stood out to me was, as mentioned in the title, it appears that join() is never actually called in Transport.stop_thread().
I only noticed this when reading over the code, I don't know if this is actually related to the crash I'm seeing. bskinn suggested that I submit a new issue on this topic.
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As part of my investigation into #2184, I figured it would probably be worthwhile to look around the
paramiko
package to get an understanding for how it works / what might be happening.Something that stood out to me was, as mentioned in the title, it appears that
join()
is never actually called inTransport.stop_thread()
.See my comment here:
0e54d0f#r100015464
I only noticed this when reading over the code, I don't know if this is actually related to the crash I'm seeing. bskinn suggested that I submit a new issue on this topic.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: