- Making MemoryPoolBlock.End volatile and using Volatile.Write for
MemoryPoolBlock.Next prevents a race that could cause threads consuming
blocks to skip produced bytes.
- For the purposes of this commit, control characters are everything < 0x20.
- Immediately throw an InvalidOperationException when the header is added to
the IHttpResponseFeature.Headers dictionary.
- Change most tests to use dynamic ports, rather than a fixed port obtained from GetNextPort().
- Add several new cases to `AddressRegistrationTests` and `ServerAddressFacts`.
- Remove project `test\Microsoft.AspNetCore.Server.Kestrel.TestCommon`. It's not longer needed, since only `AddressRegistrationTests` uses `GetNextPort()`.
- Unsupported members should throw NotSupportedException instead of
NotImplementedException per MSDN docs for CanRead/CanSeek/CanWrite.
- Position should throw NotSupportedException when CanSeek is false.
- FrameRequestStream.Flush/FlushAsync should not throw
NotImplementedException.
- Use expression-bodied members for CanRead/CanSeek/CanWrite on
FrameRequestStream to match FrameResponseStream.
- Provide no-op override of LibuvStream.FlushAsync to match Flush.
- If we're done before the client sends a FIN, force a FIN into the raw
SocketInput so the task in FileteredStreamAdapter finishes gracefully
and we dispose everything in proper order.
- If there's an error while writing to a stream (like ObjectDisposedException),
log it once and prevent further write attempts. This means the client closed
the connection while we were still writing output.
- This also fixes a bug related to the point above, where memory blocks were
being leaked instead of returned to the pool (because we weren't catching
the exception from Write()).
Ben Adams
Stephen Halter
Nathan Anderson
Cesar Blum Silveira
Mike Harder
Pranav K
Kristian Hellang
moozzyk
Justin Van Patten
BrennanConroy