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    • Improved application startup process to ensure certain connections are fully established before the app is ready.

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The changes introduce a new asynchronous lifecycle method, willReady, in the ControllerAppBootHook class. The logic to connect the stateless stream transport, previously in the didLoad method, has been moved to willReady and is now awaited to ensure completion before continuing. The didLoad method's block was closed earlier, and the new method handles the asynchronous connection setup.

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plugin/controller/app.ts Added async willReady() method to ControllerAppBootHook class; moved and updated connection logic from didLoad to willReady, now using await.

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113-113: Clean code restructuring

Good refactoring by moving the stateless stream transport connection logic out of didLoad. This separation of concerns aligns better with the Egg.js application lifecycle.

115-119: Proper lifecycle method implementation

Excellent improvement by implementing the willReady lifecycle hook for handling the stateless stream transport connection. This is the correct phase for ensuring all connections are established before the application is fully ready to serve requests.

In Egg.js, willReady runs after all files are loaded (didLoad) but before the application starts accepting traffic, making it the ideal place for finalizing connections and resources.

@akitaSummer akitaSummer merged commit 2bd6fb6 into eggjs:master Apr 29, 2025
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