I came across this issue while working with a writer that writes data to the network. When I call close on the IPC SinkStream, I discovered that the underlying writer wasn't closed, which prevented the underlying writer from flushing its data to the network and cleaning itself up.
If I'm misunderstanding how to use the SinkStream, let me know, and I can correct my usage. If this is an actual issue, I'm happy to contribute a fix PR.
Hi,
I came across this issue while working with a writer that writes data to the network. When I call close on the IPC SinkStream, I discovered that the underlying writer wasn't closed, which prevented the underlying writer from flushing its data to the network and cleaning itself up.
If I'm misunderstanding how to use the SinkStream, let me know, and I can correct my usage. If this is an actual issue, I'm happy to contribute a fix PR.
Thanks!