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Port Handle EOF HResult from async callback to 2.2 #6483
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Please wait until https://github.com/aspnet/AspNetCore-Internal/issues/1610 is resolved before merging. |
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Approved for 2.2.2. |
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FYI @BrennanConroy
Intentional removal? We need this if we want to patch NPM packages.
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Bad merge.
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@pakrym You're fixing it?
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Yes
Fixes #6415
Description
When using in-proc mode with ANCM, POST requests can randomly result in
contex.Request.Body.ReadAsyncthrowing because successful error code is not handled correctly in all places.Regression?
Regression from out-of-process hosting model.
Risk
Very Low. Handling same error code we did before but in more centralized fashion.