eth: unregister peer only when handler exits #22908
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This removes the error log message that says
Ethereum peer removal failed ... err="peer not registered"
The error happened because removePeer was called multiple
times: once to disconnect the peer, and another time when the
handler exited. With this change, removePeer now has the sole
purpose of disconnecting the peer. Unregistering happens exactly
once, when the handler exits.
This was referenced Sep 23, 2022
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This fixes the error log message:
The error happened because
removePeerwas called multiple times: once to disconnect the peer, and another time when the handler exited.With this change,
removePeernow has the sole purpose of disconnecting the peer. Unregistering happens exactly once, when the handler exits.