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I think those things would ideally need to be fixed, however this is a really obscure feature of Node.js, and I suspect most do not even know that is there or why it's needed. If the fix are trivial, go for them. If they are complex, then it's probably not worth it.
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[-]net socket re-use[/-][+]net: pending socket re-use[/+]mcollina commentedon Dec 7, 2019
I think those things would ideally need to be fixed, however this is a really obscure feature of Node.js, and I suspect most do not even know that is there or why it's needed. If the fix are trivial, go for them. If they are complex, then it's probably not worth it.
ronag commentedon Dec 7, 2019
I'll look into it when porting it over to
_construct.Would it be an option to hard deprecate re-use and error when trying to do so?
mcollina commentedon Dec 7, 2019
Possibly, I'm not sure if there are some usage in the wild.
ronag commentedon Mar 10, 2020
I find
connectw/ re-use kind of dangerous. Could we doc deprecate, add a runtime warning or something along those lines?github-actions commentedon Jun 27, 2026
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