stream: do not double-emit request.end()#182
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In a webpack browser environment, some clean-up process will lead to a double firing of the Request.prototype.end() function in http-browserify and cause an exception (because http-browserify will attempt to call setRequestHeaders, even though the request has been sent off already). This patch removes the double firing of end().
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@msmuenchen Thanks for this. How will this effect non webpack envs? |
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In a webpack browser environment, some clean-up process will lead to a double firing of the Request.prototype.end() function in http-browserify and cause an exception (because http-browserify will attempt to call setRequestHeaders, even though the request has been sent off already).
This patch removes the double firing of end().