Send back "comm_close" to unidentified/closed communications#18
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dby-tmwctw wants to merge 7 commits intoipython:mainfrom
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Send back "comm_close" to unidentified/closed communications#18dby-tmwctw wants to merge 7 commits intoipython:mainfrom
dby-tmwctw wants to merge 7 commits intoipython:mainfrom
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| primary=False, | ||
| target_name=None, | ||
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| closed_comm.close() |
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We should have some metadata sent back associated with comm_close so we are able to identify the source.
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Hi @dby-tmwctw, I'm just catching up on this repo, is PR ready to be merged? Does jupyter-widgets/ipywidgets#3833 depend on this PR, or the other way around, or are they independent? |
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Explanation of Motivation
Currently, sending communications to closed comm is a no-op. This caused sender to be unable to determine whether the backend hangs or the comm is closed, directly causing the bug described here: jupyter-widgets/ipywidgets#3833. We noticed that similar case in
comm_openrequests would cause it to send backcomm_closed: https://jupyter-client.readthedocs.io/en/latest/messaging.html#opening-a-comm, hence we propose this PR to do the same forcomm_msg.