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Fix regression in session info #143

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Commit beb8735 introduced a regression that prevents clients from establishing session info on connections that are not cached. It caused a handshake to one domain to be cancelled when a handshake to another domain succeeded.

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ThomasAlxDmy commented Jan 19, 2024

Is there no tests for this?

Commit beb8735 introduced a
regression that prevents clients from establishing session info on
connections that are not cached. It caused a handshake to one domain to
be cancelled when a handshake to another domain succeeded.
@sethterashima sethterashima force-pushed the fix-parallel-handshake-regression branch from 9843bd4 to a55d862 Compare January 19, 2024 23:06
@sethterashima sethterashima merged commit 7c9d6d8 into teslamotors:main Jan 19, 2024
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