Due to the use of invokeCallback boolean instead of continue keyword, the piece of code to determine whether httpcallback was successful (if ret != 0) caused the callbackCounter to be increased as well. This was solved by placing the entire block of code in an if-block instead of just the args.callback and args.httpcallback.
JsBergbau
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2 years ago
Due to the use of invokeCallback boolean instead of continue keyword, the piece of code to determine whether httpcallback was successful (if ret != 0) caused the callbackCounter to be increased as well. This was solved by placing the entire block of code in an if-block instead of just the args.callback and args.httpcallback.