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Pull Request Overview

This pull request adds a new "closed" select case to the Server-Sent Events (SSE) connection handler to properly manage request closure signals. Key changes include:

  • Adding a new test case for handling connection closure in sse_test.go.
  • Updating the Bind function and connection.handle method in sse.go to process a cancellation signal.
  • Extending the select cases in connection.handle to include a closed case that returns immediately.

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File Description
sse_test.go New test added to simulate and verify behavior on connection close.
sse.go Modified Bind and connection.handle to include closed signal handling.
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sse_test.go:162

  • [nitpick] Instead of using a fixed sleep duration to wait for potential events after the connection is closed, consider using synchronization primitives (such as a WaitGroup or channel notifications) to deterministically verify that no events are delivered.
time.Sleep(3 * time.Second)

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