fix: Avoid use of r.Context() after r.Hijack() #1978
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mafredri
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An absolutely awesome fix @mafredri! |
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This PR changes how we initialize
websocket.NetConns so that we have a context that emits connection closure.Fixes #1508
This is version 2. Initially I implemented
io.EOFclosure propagation incoderd/turnconn.Conn, while I do think it may be a good idea, it's not necessary to fix #1508. I implemented it this way so that the fix can be utilized in the other handlers as well.