fix: prevent identity mismatch on reconnect during in-flight retrieveId #1362
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fix: prevent identity mismatch on reconnect during in-flight retrieveId #1362dearlordylord wants to merge 1 commit intopeers:masterfrom
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new Peer() → disconnect() → reconnect() while retrieveId() is in-flight creates a WebSocket registered with a null ID on the server, causing all signaling to silently fail. Three independent fixes: - Guard _initialize() against destroyed/disconnected state - Abort in-flight retrieveId() fetch on disconnect via AbortController - Reject reconnect() when _lastServerId is null (no ID was ever assigned)
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new Peer()(no id) →disconnect()→reconnect()whileretrieveId()is in-flight creates a WebSocket registered with a null ID on the server, causing all signaling to silently failThree independent root causes fixed:
Guard
_initialize(): lateretrieveId()resolve no longer runs on a destroyed/disconnected peerAbortController: in-flight
retrieveId()fetch is cancelled ondisconnect()viaAbortSignalNull check in
reconnect(): emits error instead of opening a socket with null ID when_lastServerIdwas never assignedseems to be partially related to #1289