bugfix: wake parent request when HTTP/2 subrequest finishes with error #1083
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When a client disconnects during an HTTP/2 subrequest (e.g., while ngx.sleep() is yielding), the subrequest fails to wake up its parent request, causing the parent's Lua coroutine to hang indefinitely.
Root cause: HTTP/2 sets c->error=1 immediately on client disconnect, triggering the error path in ngx_http_finalize_request(). This path calls ngx_http_terminate_request(), which clears the posted_requests queue before the parent can be processed.
Solution: In ngx_http_finalize_request(), when a subrequest completes with c->error set, manually update subrequest state and wake the parent request, then return immediately to avoid ngx_http_terminate_request().
This fix ensures the parent request can process the subrequest response even when the client connection is closed, which is critical for OpenResty's async subrequest mechanism with ngx.location.capture().
fix: #1076
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