fix: Connection timeout handling for native clients in connected state#3512
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Now, when using the native client with a connection timeout, the pool could incorrectly destroy or end a client that was already connected, due to not distinguishing between connection states. This caused issues such as brianc/node-pg-native#49, where a native client that had already established a connection could be forcefully closed if the connection callback was delayed past the timeout.
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@brianc Hello! Sry for tag. Can u check PR pls? |
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or maybe @charmander can check pls? |
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@charmander @brianc Hello! Can u check PR pls |
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@charmander @brianc Hello! Can u check PR pls |
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Thanks! Super sorry I missed this. It looks good to me! |
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Now, when using the native client with a connection timeout, the pool could incorrectly destroy or end a client that was already connected, due to not distinguishing between connection states. This caused issues such as brianc/node-pg-native#49, where a native client that had already established a connection could be forcefully closed if the connection callback was delayed past the timeout.