MessageBufferOutput#reset shouldn't close an output passed as a paramete... - #169
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@xerial Can you review this PR? |
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This code should be:
this.channel.close();
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My intention was to close the previously assigned output/channel (not the on in the input argument). So simply modifying the code to use |
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This should have been:
this.out.close();
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Sounds nice. I changed |
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ChannelBufferOutput|OutputStreamBufferOutput)#reset close WritableByteChannel or OutputStream passed as a parameter. As a result, when outputting to a file, it causes a write error because the file is already closed.