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I have the following trivial method:
public static Stream TestStream() { return new MemoryStream(System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("hello")); }
I'm noticing a different behavior when I use it in Electron compared to Node.js - even though there's no error, the Electron version appears empty:
console.log(MyClass.testStream().read()); // null in electron, Buffer in Node.js
Potentially related to #383, although I'm unsure if this implementation somehow uses external buffers?
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I have the following trivial method:
I'm noticing a different behavior when I use it in Electron compared to Node.js - even though there's no error, the Electron version appears empty:
Potentially related to #383, although I'm unsure if this implementation somehow uses external buffers?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: