Ensure file handles are correctly disposed#451
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I’ve updated our test infrastructure here to run against both the real and in-memory filesystems and refactored the chunk reading logic so it’s clearer, fixing a few issues along the way. I think this should be good for a review now, but would like to kick the tyres a bit more to be sure there aren’t any other degenerate cases lurking. |
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For #448
This PR aims to track down potential file handle leakage in the forwarder's storage engine due to missing
Disposecalls, of which there are a few inBufferReader. The test filesystem now tracks active handles and throws when attempting to delete a file with any active. I'll also update it to run a real tmp directory side-by-side and compare the results.