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src/vs/platform/tunnel/node/tunnelProxy.ts 17 introduced LOC · 3 ranges

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431 */
432 private _takeRemoteStream(protocol: { getSocket(): ISocket; readEntireBuffer(): VSBuffer; dispose(): void }): { stream: Duplex; leftover: VSBuffer } {
433 > const remoteSocket = protocol.getSocket(); tunnelProxy.ts
434 >
435 > if (remoteSocket instanceof NodeSocket) {
436 // Take ownership of the raw socket, detaching NodeSocket's own
437 // listeners. NodeSocket installs an 'error' listener that routes
457 protocol.dispose();
458 return { stream: new RemoteSocketStream(remoteSocket), leftover };
459 > } tunnelProxy.ts
460
461 /**
525 */
526 private _trackRemoteSocket(socket: Duplex): void {
527 > this._remoteSockets.add(socket); tunnelProxy.ts
528 >
529 > // Once we detach NodeSocket's listeners (see _takeRemoteStream)
530 > // the raw socket has no 'error' handler of its own. A net.Socket
531 > // that emits 'error' without a listener throws as a genuine
532 > // uncaught exception, so every socket we own must have one.
533 > // Destroying on error tears the socket down quietly and lets the
534 > // agent evict it from the pool. (CONNECT bridges attach an
535 > // additional handler in _bridgeSockets; a second listener is
536 > // harmless.)
537 > socket.on('error', () => socket.destroy());
538 > socket.on('close', () => this._remoteSockets.delete(socket));
539 > }
540 }
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