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Trying to debug a production issue and trying to locate where the issue is originating; I am using websockets with pedestal through the jetty websocket configurator, and I’m seeing a repeating log for :on-close
firing with {:code 1006, :reason "WebSocket Read EOF"}
. I’m not super familiar with low-level websocket details, and I’m wondering if someone can help me determine if this is the pedestal server’s issue, or if it’s just closing the connection in response to a problem from the other side?
@dadair do you have a ping method on your websocket? I dont remember if it's the 1006, but I fixed some "EOF error" doing a ping every minute