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Only available after v23 (nodejs/node@d473606) due to event firing order issues. |
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I believe there are a number of memory leaks related to AbortSignal.any.
edit: Yeah, there are.
nodejs/node#54614
nodejs/node#55328
nodejs/node#55354 (which has only made it into v23.1.0 so far)
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Let's wait until the fix patch lands on LTS. |
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There are two issues without patches yet and then we'll have to manage both the AbortSignal.any path and our own. Is there any benefit in using AbortSignal.any? I see that the issues mentioned that this PR would fix were removed. |
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AbortSignal.any exists from the lowest version currently supported, which simplifies the handling of AbortSignal.
Also, tests that are no longer needed as a result of this have been removed.