GH-3509: Register TcpSenders on wrapped connection #3510
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Fixes spring-projects#3509 Dead connections are not being removed on `TcpSender` when using a `TcpConnectionInterceptor` May cause a memory leak
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I messed up, pull request should be based on my own issue branch, instead of master, is this fixable? |
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No, that's OK. We still can review and merge it. |
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Mar 12, 2021
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Merged and cherry-picked to Thank you for contribution; looking forward for more! |
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Fixes #3509
Dead connections are not being removed on
TcpSenderwhen using aTcpConnectionInterceptorMay cause a memory leak