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uv__io_stop: Assertion `loop->watchers[w->fd] == w' failed. #33966
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Is there any chance you can share a full reproduction? |
Unfortunately it's proprietary code connecting to proprietary services :( Maybe I can make a repro by making a service that times out often |
is there something I can do to get more information from the crash? Coredumps or so? |
@wmertens A stack trace or knowing what kind of libuv handle is involved might already be helpful. It should be possible to extract that information from a core dump, or through a debugger attached to a crashing process. |
@addaleax I have
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@wmertens I think you should be able to go to the Since you seem to be able to reproduce this quite well – if you can do so with a debug build of Node.js, that might be helpful here, although it requires building Node.js from source and takes quite a while as well. |
I'm still trying to get a debug build of node to work with. In the meantime, I discovered that if I download 1 file at a time, it doesn't happen. So it looks to be some sort of race condition? 5-at-a-time triggers it for me (didn't test 2-at-a-time). |
@wmertens - are there any updates on this? were you able to build a debug build and try? or are you running with the work around that you have identified yourself? |
Sorry for dropping the ball on this, indeed I'm using the workaround right now. Of course, if you @gireeshpunathil or someone else can repro that would be great :) the errors happen when running 5 concurrent node-fetch calls, doing GET returning around 1MB each (not sure of this number) |
I will see if I can produce and supply a debug build |
@wmertens - I have built a debug build on v12.x lines and kept it in
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@gireeshpunathil Thanks! I had trouble setting up docker on my repro VM though. In any case, I tried what @addaleax asked:
Does that help? |
I also encountered the same problem. This fix has been included in NodeJS 14 and 16. |
Awesome! I'll upgrade :) |
Add more information based on #33966 (comment): the libuv-fix#2686 was released on libuv-v1.41.0(it's VERY hard to find the corresponding release version of libuv-fix#2686), which was merged in node-v14.17.0 instead of v14.0.0. So, if anyone want to upgrade Nodejs, you should upgrade to at least node-v14.17.0. |
What steps will reproduce the bug?
I have a rather download-heavy script and it often crashes with
I found some other bugs that seem related to datagrams so to be sure I added the host it's connecting to to /etc/hosts, hoping that means no UDP connections, however that doesn't help. The connections my script does are only TCP
How often does it reproduce? Is there a required condition?
Within a few minutes, but only when the server that I'm fetching from times out. (the server times out very often)
Additional information
I'm using node-fetch to do the downloading but that just uses the
http
module of course.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: