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                                            Mike Stemle

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If your connection is severed between recv() and ack(), you lose track of whether you're connected.

I can't think of how to test this with automated test scripts. Anybody have any suggestions?

If your connection is severed between recv() and ack(), you lose track of whether you're connected.

@autarch , can you think of any way to test this? @markwellis ? I really can't think of any way to test this without manually breaking the connection.

If your connection is severed between recv() and ack(), you lose track of whether you're connected.

Yeah, I worry about that type of automated test as it would require CPAN testers to stand up RabbitMQ servers locally.

If your connection is severed between recv() and ack(), you lose track of whether you're connected.

Yeah... I was hoping to be able to get something more automated in there so that I could continue to exploit Travis-CI as my primary source for cross-version testing. Oh...

If your connection is severed between recv() and ack(), you lose track of whether you're connected.

Closing in favor of #156

is_connected method returns true even after connection is cut.

@JOldak : Are you using heartbeat?

Use appropriate FLAG if it is being compiled in Windows

@studenttwok Could you help me get this tested? GitHub Actions supports Windows VMs, would it be possible for you to make a Windows-specific Action? I don't have a Windows machine...

Use appropriate FLAG if it is being compiled in Windows

You can use Docker, no?

Use appropriate FLAG if it is being compiled in Windows

No worries, friend. Take a peek at the [GitHub Discussion I just started](https://github.com/net-amqp-rabbitmq/net-amqp-rabbitmq/discussions/241), where I discuss a number of the challenges facing the library at the moment.