refactor(quic): finish_write delegates to drain#973
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The half-close path duplicated the buffer-flush logic already implemented by the drain method. Route the flush through drain so the two paths share one implementation and stay consistent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
The QUIC stream adapter's half-close path duplicated the buffer-flush logic already implemented by the drain method. This routes the flush through drain so both paths share a single implementation and cannot drift apart.
Change
finish_writenow callsawait self.drain()to flush the write buffer, then sends FIN via the underlying stream. The extra finalization (sending FIN) is preserved; only the duplicated flush logic is consolidated.Behavior is unchanged: drain performs the exact same buffer flush that was previously inlined.
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uv run pytest tests/node/networking/transport/quic/test_stream_adapter.py— 52 passedjust check— all checks passed🤖 Generated with Claude Code