Release notes
Version 6.2.3
(stable)
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- Fixed an issue in `SWOOLE_THREAD` mode where `Swoole\Server` could not start if the `set()` method was not called.
- Fixed a NULL pointer dereference that occurred when querying port properties during server shutdown, caused by the `ListenPort` pointer being `NULL`.
- Fixed an issue where, after a hooked `TLS` stream completed its handshake in `Socket::connect()`, the stream transport layer would attempt to enable encryption again instead of returning failure directly when the call failed or was canceled.
- Fixed an issue where the coroutine `HTTP` server still returned success when the protocol setting was rejected or `accept` failed.
- Fixed an issue where `HTTP` compression used the wrong data format when returning `deflate` encoding.
- Fixed an issue where destroying a native `CurlHandle` did not hand the object destruction work back to `ext-curl` when native `hook` was not enabled, resulting in incorrect destruction logic.
- Fixed an issue in `cURL multi` where, under `CURL_POLL_INOUT`, the "readable and writable simultaneously" event mask was not correctly restored, causing `HTTP/2` duplex transmission to be repeatedly woken up during flow-control blocking and form a busy loop.
- Fixed the lack of timeout support for `wait/wakeup` in atomic operations (`Atomic`) on the `Windows` platform.
- Fixed an issue where, after enabling `send_yield`, the peer closing the connection prevented the coroutine from being woken up, resulting in a coroutine leak.
- Fixed an issue where the `WebSocket` decoder did not reject control frames (`CLOSE`, `PING`, `PONG`) with the compression flag (`RSV1`), causing illegal frames to be incorrectly accepted.
- Fixed incorrect read/write behavior in coroutine `socket` with `iouring` enabled when `SSL/TLS` was enabled.
- Fixed an issue where improper maintenance of the `Swoole` coroutine context chain (`origin_ctx`) produced dangling pointers, causing occasional segmentation faults when a `Worker` parsed `HTTP` parameters.
- Fixed a NULL pointer dereference crash caused by passing a `NULL` port pointer when querying port properties (`ServerPortProperty`) while the `Swoole` server was closing a port.
- Fixed issues in `Swoole\Coroutine\Socket`'s `setOption()` on `SO_LINGER`, `SO_RCVTIMEO`, and `SO_SNDTIMEO`, including incorrect parameter validation, incorrect error messages, and crashes when an object was passed in. |
