Closed joeyparrish closed 2 years ago
abort
is deprecated since node.js v13.14.0 as per the documentation here. destroy
should be used instead.
However, I am not sure if this is the correct approach here. Maybe the error listener should be removed AFTER the socket has been destroyed instead of explicitly aborting/destroying it.
less v4 uses needle for https requests. It fails with ECONNRESET on macOS specifically, which is reproducible in GitHub Actions as well as on our private mac hardware. The failure is caused by an
ECONNRESET
error after the connection is closed.Details can be found here:
The node discussion includes a workaround, which is that you can call abort() explicitly after closing the connection. I will send a PR with that fix shortly.