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Fix 'ERR_STREAM_WRITE_AFTER_END' error in proxy #12731
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In some cases the proxy `onError` function can be called with a response object that has already been ended. Trying to end it with a message will result in a Node error that crashes the server. Fix this by checking if the stream has been finished before calling `.end()`
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Hello, any news about how to fix this issues ? |
In my project when using the CRA proxy configuration my team has started to hit transient ERR_STREAM_WRITE_AFTER_END errors that crash the dev server. This would result in an stack trace like the following:
I've not been able to determine what is ending the request before it gets to the 'onError' function (it seems to correspond with making changes that trigger a reload at the same time as a network error), but I've confirmed that reproducing the CRA proxy using
setupProxy.js
with this change resolves the crash.