Improvements in Close() - #250
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– The reply to a peer-started close now carries only the peer's status code. - Protocol errors are now closed with a proper status code and reason. - Calling Close() when the connection isn't Open does nothing, including while answering the peer close. - Update Intellisesne commetns and README.
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WalkthroughThe close handshake now records the peer’s close status, limits which connection states can start or answer a close, and changes sender behavior during shutdown. The README describes the close behavior and names the ChangesClose handshake
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Peer
participant ReceiveAndControllThread
participant WebSocket
participant WebSocketSender
Peer->>ReceiveAndControllThread: Send close frame with status
ReceiveAndControllThread->>WebSocket: Record peer status
ReceiveAndControllThread->>WebSocket: Request close response
WebSocket->>WebSocketSender: Queue close frame
WebSocketSender->>Peer: Send close frame
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Peer close handshakes can return the wrong status code, and the documented delivery guarantee can mislead callers when sending times out. Correct the validation and documentation before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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In `@WebSockets/ReceiveAndControllThread.cs`:
- Line 109: Update close-frame validation in the receive loop around statusCode
so only permitted peer close codes are accepted, including the 3000–4999
private-use range, while reserved codes such as 1004 are rejected. Keep
WebSocketCloseStatus.Empty only for an empty close payload; treat a one-byte
payload or any prohibited code as invalid and close with ProtocolError instead
of allowing it to fall through to TryMarkCloseReceived.
In `@WebSockets/WebSocket.cs`:
- Line 232: Update the `RawClose()` XML documentation and the corresponding
`EndpointUnavailable` documentation to state that closing waits only up to
`ServerTimeout` for the close message, and that if the timeout expires first,
the connection closes without the message necessarily being sent. Preserve the
note that queued messages may not be sent.
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- invalid close frames from the peer are now answered with 1002. - Close codes in the 3000–4999 range are now echoed back to the peer, instead of being replaced by an empty close.
(cherry picked from commit b766433)
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