Garbage Collection

[guero235]

Quick question for you. My apologies if i don't understand everything - i've only been using this library for a few days. I am using it as a http2 client that send push notifications to apple.

For example - here is some debuging output:

added stream #3 to {stream_set,client,{peer_subset,500,1,0,5,[{closed_stream,1,<0.2105.0>,[{<<":status">>,<<"200">>},{<<"apns-id">>,<<"b811c1d3-e19a-4721-9687-1f7560e005ee">>}],[],false},{active_stream,3,<0.2297.0>,<0.2105.0>,65535,65535,undefined,false}]},{peer_subset,unlimited,0,0,2,[]}} 

I've noticed that even though i've called h2_client:get_response it stays in the stream_set. Do i need to go through the closed streams and set the garbageproperty to true? Or is there a better way to mark it after i've dealt with it?

[efine]

@guero235 , did you ever get an answer to this? I am finding the same issue.

[guero235]

@efine, unfortunately, no. I made my own dispose function that i call when i'm done with the stream to clean it up. I can post the code here if you'd like.

[efine]

@guero235 , it looks as if PR #106 solves this issue!

[guero235]

Thanks for the update. I also use mine for APNS and my solution has been working for me. I simply dispose of the stream after i have read the response from Apple to keep it clean.

[tsloughter]

I'm closing this since I've merged #106.