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`request.abort()` throws again after `request.destroy(error)`

See original GitHub issue

What is the expected behavior?

destroy error

What is the actual behavior?

destroy error
socket hang up

Possible solution

Don’t throw if the request has been destroyed already.

How to reproduce the issue

https://runkit.com/szmarczak/5ea0a014d6a6c7001305c163

Does the bug have a test case?

Haven’t checked.

Versions

Software	Version(s)
Nock	12.0.3
Node	v13.13.0
TypeScript	-

Issue Analytics

State:
Created 3 years ago
Reactions:1
Comments:6 (2 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

1reaction

szmarczakcommented, Apr 26, 2020

Indeed. I’ll close this issue.

1reaction

lpincacommented, Apr 26, 2020

@szmarczak note that on Node.js 14 behavior is different. First destroy wins, so it’s “socket hang up” not “destroy error”.

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