private async Task ProcessDataWrites()
{
// ProcessDataWrites runs for the lifetime of the Http2OutputProducer, and is designed to be reused by multiple streams.
// When Http2OutputProducer is no longer used (e.g. a stream is aborted and will no longer be used, or the connection is closed)
// it should be disposed so ProcessDataWrites exits. Not disposing won't cause a memory leak in release builds, but in debug
// builds active tasks are rooted on Task.s_currentActiveTasks. Dispose could be removed in the future when active tasks are
// tracked by a weak reference. See https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/issues/26565
do
{
FlushResult flushResult = default;
ReadResult readResult = default;
try
{
do
{
var firstWrite = true;
readResult = await _pipeReader.ReadAsync();
if (readResult.IsCanceled)
{
// Response body is aborted, break and complete reader.
break;
}
else if (readResult.IsCompleted && _stream.ResponseTrailers?.Count > 0)
{
// Output is ending and there are trailers to write
// Write any remaining content then write trailers
_stream.ResponseTrailers.SetReadOnly();
_stream.DecrementActiveClientStreamCount();
if (readResult.Buffer.Length > 0)
{
// It is faster to write data and trailers together. Locking once reduces lock contention.
flushResult = await _frameWriter.WriteDataAndTrailersAsync(StreamId, _flowControl, readResult.Buffer, firstWrite, _stream.ResponseTrailers);
}
else
{
flushResult = await _frameWriter.WriteResponseTrailersAsync(StreamId, _stream.ResponseTrailers);
}
}
else if (readResult.IsCompleted && _streamEnded)
{
if (readResult.Buffer.Length != 0)
{
ThrowUnexpectedState();
}
// Headers have already been written and there is no other content to write
flushResult = await _frameWriter.FlushAsync(outputAborter: null, cancellationToken: default);
}
