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Summary: `Device#dangerouslyRecreateDevice` overwrote `#pagesPollingIntervalId` without clearing the previous interval. The old device socket's `close` handler could not clear it either, because its `socket === #deviceSocket` guard fails once reconstruct points `#deviceSocket` at the new socket. Every device ID collision therefore leaked a ref'd 1s `getPages` polling timer: the new device received duplicate polls, and the event loop was kept alive (Jest suites covering device handoff never exited on their own). Clear the previous polling interval before reconstructing. Clearing an already-cleared interval is a no-op, so the path where the old socket already closed is unaffected. With the leak fixed, test suites that exercise device handoff exit on their own, so their results can be relied on without force-exiting Jest. Changelog: [General][Fixed] - Fix the inspector proxy leaking a pages polling timer, and sending duplicate `getPages` requests, each time a device reconnects with the same device ID Differential Revision: D123883324
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Summary:
Device#dangerouslyRecreateDeviceoverwrote#pagesPollingIntervalIdwithout clearing the previous interval. The old device socket'sclosehandler could not clear it either, because itssocket === #deviceSocketguard fails once reconstruct points#deviceSocketat the new socket. Every device ID collision therefore leaked a ref'd 1sgetPagespolling timer: the new device received duplicate polls, and the event loop was kept alive (Jest suites covering device handoff never exited on their own).Clear the previous polling interval before reconstructing. Clearing an already-cleared interval is a no-op, so the path where the old socket already closed is unaffected.
With the leak fixed, test suites that exercise device handoff exit on their own, so their results can be relied on without force-exiting Jest.
Changelog:
[General][Fixed] - Fix the inspector proxy leaking a pages polling timer, and sending duplicate
getPagesrequests, each time a device reconnects with the same device IDDifferential Revision: D123883324