End of channel fixes for streams and broadcasting #278
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This patch set is factored out of #257 and corrects a bunch of previously unknown bugs to do with stream closure and broadcast receiver usage around streams as provided by
MsgStream.subscribe()
.I decided to pull the work out of the other PR because this is notably different work despite discovering it via the original cached-inter-actor stream test that found it.
Summary:
MsgStream._closed: bool
for internal closure tracking and raisetrio.ClosedResourceError
in.send()
if setMsgStream._eoc: bool
inside.aclose()
._eoc
when a'stop'
message is received.eoc: bool
and.cancelled: bool
tracking insideBroadcastState
, set these flags on handling of the appropriatetrio
exceptions as well as wake all broadcast consumers on each signal to avoid hangs when a wrapped recv channel has closed viatrio.EndOfChannel
.subscribe()