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Just curious, what's the difference between using
setTimeout
vs passing a callback to.disconnect()
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basically have it how it was originally except put the call into the
.disconnect()
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I see the issue with my approach. still working through it.
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@trevnorris the disconnect callback will never be called, not while there is an open connection to the worker. the test calls disconnect, and waits one second to confirm that disconnect did NOT in fact, cause disconnection... only when the socket is closed, triggered by the write('.'), does the disconnect proceed.