If we pass anything through node-q where all values are null (either an object or an array), serialization into q types fail and causes connection to kdb to lock up completely.
c.k('x', [null, null, null], (e,r) => console.log(e, r))
Error: bad type null
c.k('x', {hello: null, world: null}, (e,r) => console.log(e, r))
Error: bad type null
Any of these calls will lock up the socket completely.
It should correctly serialize the values in the list to ::
If we pass anything through node-q where all values are null (either an object or an array), serialization into q types fail and causes connection to kdb to lock up completely.
Any of these calls will lock up the socket completely. It should correctly serialize the values in the list to ::