PushReceiver socket is recreated after .destroy() is called

[gabrielcipriano]

An event emitter loop is preventing PushReceiver instances to be gracefully destroyed

reproduction steps

const receiver = new PushReceiver({
      debug: true,
      firebase: firebaseConfig,
      heartbeatIntervalMs: 500, // a short heartbeat interval
      persistentIds: [],
});

await receiver.connect();
await new Promise<void>(resolve => receiver.onReady(resolve));

receiver.on("ON_CONNECT", () => console.log("Connected"));
receiver.on("ON_DISCONNECT", () => console.log("Disconnected"));

const sleep = (ms: number) => new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, ms));

await sleep(1_000); // some heartbeats

receiver.destroy();

await sleep(10_000);

// asleep logs:
Disconnected
connect
Connected
Got data: 1
waitForData state: 0
Waiting for 2 more bytes. Got 1
Got data: 65
waitForData state: 0
Processing MCS data: state == 0
VERSION IS 41
RECEIVED PROTO OF TYPE 3
Proto size: 63
waitForData state: 3
Processing MCS data: state == 3
GCM Handshake complete.
waitForData state: 1
Waiting for 2 more bytes. Got 0
Got data: 12
...

[Eneris]

Yes I'll remove all socket listeners before destroy

EDIT: Just released 4.1.6