proxy: properly handle getting an io.EOF from server->client forwards#84
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Without this change, I was able to observe a hang in the proxy in the specific scenario of: Bidirectional Client -> proxy -> proxy -> Bidirection Server This change seems to fix this hang that we've seen in practice, though I don't have any sort of self-contained test to reproduce the hang unfortunately. I suspect there's an easier reproduction with half-open streams (i.e. using `CloseSend`), though I haven't tried to make one.
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Without this change, I was able to observe a hang in the proxy in the specific scenario of:
Bidirectional Client -> proxy -> proxy -> Bidirection Server
This change seems to fix this hang that we've seen in practice, though I don't have any sort of self-contained test to reproduce the hang unfortunately.
I suspect there's an easier reproduction with half-open streams (i.e. using
CloseSend), though I haven't tried to make one.