Closed fredemmott closed 3 years ago
If the asio context isn't just used for the websocket, run() won't necessarily terminate when the websocket is closed, as there may be other events in the loop. This can lead to streamdeck force-killing the app after a delay
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If the asio context isn't just used for the websocket,
run()won't necessarily terminate when the websocket is closed, as there may be other events in the loop. This can lead to streamdeck force-killing the app after a delay