Handle EPIPE errors along with the current ECONNRESET #3443
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There is an open issue with Node.js throwing EPIPE errors when you pipe to a closed stream. This was causing me unpredictable errors while loading pages. The errors are pretty similar to ECONNRESET in the sense that you could simply try again and shouldn't throw every time it happens. More info here: nodejs/node#947
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I've been running into this issue with Protractor: angular/protractor#4294 After manually adding that fix, I have not seen the EPIPE errors in our test suites. Granted, I've been running our test suites with the fix only a couple of times so far. |
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Sorry we let this PR sit for a year without review :( Retries for EPIPE errors was added in c41f9ef |
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There is an open issue with Node.js throwing EPIPE errors when you pipe to a closed stream. This was causing me unpredictable errors while loading pages.
The errors are pretty similar to ECONNRESET in the sense that you could simply try again and shouldn't throw every time it happens.
More info here: nodejs/node#947
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