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Transactions not always ended if client closes socket prematurely
See original GitHub issueThe first test in test/instrumentation/modules/http/aborted-requests-enabled.js randomly hangs and never completes on Jenkins. It happens every 5 times or so we run a test on Jenkins and it happens on multiple different versions of Node.js.
This might be related to elastic/apm-agent-nodejs#1350
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I created a separate issue regarding marking the transaction as aborted: elastic/apm#154
That sounds like a great idea. Unless there’s some hidden edge case that I haven’t thought of yet, it might just work 👍