stream.jl: provide flush() for all AsyncStream types (e.g. Pipes, TTYs, ... #4329
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…s, and TCP/UDP sockets)
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start_workers() issues a flush() after printing its address, which was barfing for anything connected via a TcpSocket (e.g. remotely connected workers). |
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@loladiro could I bother you to review this? It's necessary to keep some of the ClusterManagers working ever since some of the churn in streams code. |
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stream.jl: provide flush() for all AsyncStream types (e.g. Pipes, TTYs, ...
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Yeah, I guess this is correct now that we're blocking tasks until the write is done. |
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Woot! Thanks guys |
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Thanks!!!(!!!!!) |
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...and TCP/UDP sockets)