Bind AsyncResource on busboy close event to preserve async context #1358
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finnp
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Also just added a test for this |
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I realize there are other attempts already at fixing this. Didn't see them through the search, e.g.: #1124. Would be great to get one solution merged. The linked one here seems maybe a tat more defensive. |
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When using
multerthe Async Local Storage gets lost. This is because the busboys event handler runs next and after event handlers the async context gets lost in Node.js.This was reported in #814 and #1111
I added a feature detect
AsyncStroage.bindto make sure the context is not lost.I tested this based on the the multer-test repository by @C-Saunders and it worked 👏
Let me know what you think!