fix: broken FilterInputStream in StreamConnectionProvider#forwardCopyTo#1352
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@mickaelistria can you please have a look. you contributed the file initially and I would like your opinion on the hard coded |
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That's quite old code. I think it just happened to work in most cases and was never re-worked. |
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StreamConnectionProvider#forwardCopyTo instantiates an anonymous FilterInputStream implementation with broken read method implementations (EOF handling). The
FilterInputStreamalso unnecessarily allocates new byte arrays on each array read operation. Additionally the single byte read method did not forward to the output stream but wrote the byte directly to stderr.