Matt Mastracci

If you remove the test steps, does it pass? This might get fixed with the new op sanitizer.

This passes in the soon-to-be-released 1.41.1/canary for me with the new op sanitizer. Closing for now. Please let me know if it continues failing.

Which platform is this? I'm running the same on an M1 mac and I get a 9ms timeout. ``` $ deno run -A /tmp/ws.ts Listening on http://localhost:3007/ ws open: 4ms...

Do you have any sort of firewall process running on Windows? It may also be some weird interaction with the event loop but it's probably worth ruling out any firewall.

Interesting. It sounds like Tokio isn't waking up when it should. Thanks for the info.

Thank you for the report. I think we should probably wait for all WS connections to drain on shutdown, and terminate forcefully on abort.

Testing w/ASAN and opt-level=1. It's possible this is good to go and was just miscompiling.

We might be able to fork before starting the snapshots which might allow us to use two snapshots side-by-side (just not in the same process). The benefit here would likely...

Does it fail if you use LLD for linking? (ie: `linker = "rust-lld.exe"` like the below config) https://github.com/bevyengine/bevy/blob/653c10371e546176059bb779844c0569c0190b6b/.cargo/config_fast_builds#L16

I would be entirely fine with an API that "swallows" the string as a first pass. For Deno, we could definitely use a way to hand off one-byte or two-byte...