http: refactor agent.destroy() #28596
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This change refactor the previous triple-nested loop and make it more readable by using iterators.
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I'm guessing this probably doesn't need a benchmark but mentioning it in case I'm wrong about that. |
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briefer:
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But probably also much less performant.
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in changes the behavior though. Before, the prototype would not be checked but now it does.
I do not know why flat was suggested. It should already be a flat array?
I think in this specific case it should be fine to use Object.values, since it should not be a hot path to destroy the sockets.
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in changes the behavior though. Before, the prototype would not be checked but now it does.
I do not know why flat was suggested. It should already be a flat array?
I think in this specific case it should be fine to use Object.values, since it should not be a hot path to destroy the sockets.
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@BridgeAR Could you take another look? : ) |
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This seems to be superseded by #30958. |
This change refactor the previous triple-nested loop and make it more readable by using iterators.
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make -j4 test(UNIX), orvcbuild test(Windows) passes