Fixed SSE request not getting canceled and getting SSE stuck#2806
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So I discovered an interesting bug: closing a setting doesn't also close currently running requests. This has the effect that our
resp.content.iter_chunks()for our SSE requests just gets stuck and halts forever. This is a problem, because we sometimes restart the worker to kill the current execution. When this bug occurs, the worker will restart and execute chains just fine, but no SSE events will reach the frontend. So no progress updates and broadcasts.I fixed this by manually keeping track of open SSE forward requests and closing them when the worker stops. This causes the SSE forwards to reset properly.