Disconnect Google HTTP client test responses - #12372
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What Does This Do
Disconnects each synchronous Google HTTP client test response in a
finallyblock after the callback and status code have been read.Motivation
The synchronous V0 and V1 test helpers left
HttpResponseinstances open. On an abandoned reused connection,HttpURLConnectioncan transparently replay an idempotent GET, causing the test server to emit a second server trace for one logical client request.Additional Notes
Failure evidence:
The unexpected traces contained two server spans with the same client-span parent. Transport logging showed the first reused connection being abandoned and the GET being replayed on a new connection, which is consistent with the missing response cleanup.
Validation:
Related instrumentation PRs: #914 and #2950.
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