Fix file descriptor leak #1643
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Fix file descriptor leak #1643
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Signed-off-by: Dave Henderson <[email protected]>
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I'd been ignoring the locally-failing
TestInputDir_RespectsUlimittest because it passed on Linux. But after some deeper inspection it looks like it's an actual failure, and maybe the ulimit setting is not actually working on Linux during the test.The leak is fairly obvious - it's a defer called in a loop that should be called in a separate function.