Wake JS on libuv poll errors instead of dropping the callback - #137
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on_io_readableandon_io_writablelook only atrevents. But libuv signals a poll error withstatus < 0andrevents == 0, and before calling the callback it already runsuv__io_stopanduv__handle_stop, so the fd is out of the loop and no other event can arrive.The result is that a connection reset by the peer becomes silent while it still looks alive.
I found it with pipelined queries in pg-native, where losing a backend in the middle of a batch left
the client with a connection that never completes and never fails.