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No, your solution should be correct, and there's a bug that is causing it to fail. Honestly, I'm surprised that there's an error with pushing a final empty chunk; I extensively tested the ability to do exactly that for exactly this reason. I'll push an update when the bug is fixed. Thanks for the report.
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@BitLooter Check v0.4.7 on NPM and let me know if it solves the issue. I'm pretty sure the problem's been resolved on the specific example you gave, but just to make sure, I'd suggest you test on your full code as well. Sorry for the cryptic error, and thanks for taking the time to make a reproducible example!
By the way, you may want to take a look at this file in the demo, which uses the Web Streams API to conform to the WHATWG streaming spec. It looks to be in line with what you're doing.
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Just tested it, working perfectly now. Thanks for the quick fix!
I also took a look at stream-adapter. Looks useful if I need a TransformStream but what I'm doing is a little different - mine is just a WritableStream that collects the output chunks to a buffer. I'm using it to decode a stream from a fetch request directly into a Uint8Array without an intermediate buffer. I'll keep it in mind if I need an output stream though.
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Did the update end up working for you?
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