Fix the HappyEyeballsResolver and core Bootstraps under strict concurrency #3062
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These two changes are tied together: the HER severely affects the bootstraps setup logic.
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Ok, I'm going to take the L on this extra allocation. I'm pretty sure this is the result of needing to no longer close over |
Lukasa
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Jan 22, 2025
| channelInitializer: channelInitializer, | ||
| channelOptions: channelOptions, | ||
| bindTarget: bindTarget | ||
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Specifically I think this is our new allocation.
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Motivation:
The HappyEyeballsResolver, being an old part of our stack, has a lot of code in it that fails to pass strict concurrency checking. That's deeply suboptimal.
Modifications:
Result:
Another step taken on the road to strict concurrency.