refactor(streamable_http): remove writer notification on ClientDisconnect#7
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…nect The writer.send(ClientDisconnect()) call was intended to unblock the inner session task by sending a poison pill through the session stream. But this caused the low-level server's case-Exception handler to catch it and log ERROR-level noise. Removing it — the connect() context manager closing streams is sufficient to unblock the session task (ClosedResourceError/EndOfStream on next receive()). No low-level server change needed.
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Problem
The
writer.send(ClientDisconnect())call was intended to unblock the inner session task by sending a poison pill through the session stream. ButClientDisconnectinherits fromException, so the low-level server'scase Exception():handler catches it and logs:This produces the same ERROR-level noise in Datadog that the fix is trying to eliminate.
Solution
Remove the writer notification entirely. The
connect()context manager already closes streams when the request handler returns — this is sufficient to unblock the session task (it getsClosedResourceError/EndOfStreamon the nextreceive()).No low-level server change needed.