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Fix for [GH-127]
Re-initialize the reply parser for every new connection. If a connection is terminated, the parser could be left in a bad state. After the auto-reconnect magic kicks in, it tries to reuse the old parser, which will not work. This change is visible to client programs if you depend on client.reply_parser.name being set immediately. It will now only be set after a connection is established. Thanks to @jhurliman for reporting and @pietern for the fix suggestion.
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@@ -58,11 +58,12 @@ function create_clients(callback) {
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while (active_clients < num_clients) {
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client = clients[active_clients++] = redis.createClient(6379, "127.0.0.1", client_options);
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if (! parser_logged) {
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console.log("Using reply parser " + client.reply_parser.name);
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parser_logged = true;
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}
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client.on("connect", function () {
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if (! parser_logged) {
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console.log("Using reply parser " + client.reply_parser.name);
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parser_logged = true;
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}
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// Fire callback when all clients are connected
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connected += 1;
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if (connected === num_clients) {
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