Latest refactoring in SPDYSessionManager changed how we allocate
SPDYSessionPool instances. They are now created at init time
and populated when needed, rather than being created and populated
on-demand. Missed the old code that sets the pool to nil when the
last session is removed from it, leading to an infinite loop in
_fillSessionPool.
Latest refactoring in SPDYSessionManager changed how we allocate SPDYSessionPool instances. They are now created at init time and populated when needed, rather than being created and populated on-demand. Missed the old code that sets the pool to nil when the last session is removed from it, leading to an infinite loop in _fillSessionPool.