gistfile1.txt

This program (using restler 2.0.1):

restler = require( 'restler' );

r1 = restler.get( 'http://localhost:90/undefined-1', {} )
r1.on( 'error', function(){ console.log( "R1 Error" ); } )
r1.on( 'complete', function(){ console.log( "R1 Complete" ); } )

r2 = restler.get( 'http://localhost:90/undefined-2', {} )
r2.on( 'error', function(){ console.log( "R2 Error" ); } )
r2.on( 'complete', function(){ console.log( "R2 Complete" ); } )

r3 = restler.get( 'http://localhost:90/undefined-3', {} )
r3.on( 'error', function(){ console.log( "R3 Error" ); } )
r3.on( 'complete', function(){ console.log( "R3 Complete" ); } )


on Node.js v0.8.8 gives such output:

R3 Error
R3 Complete
R2 Error
R2 Complete
R1 Error
R1 Complete

while on Node.js v0.10.0 gives such output:

R1 Error
R2 Error
R3 Error
R1 Complete
R2 Complete
R3 Complete
R1 Error
R2 Error
R3 Error
R1 Complete
R2 Complete
R3 Complete
R1 Error
R2 Error
R3 Error
R1 Complete
R2 Complete
R3 Complete


This is probably related to this line: https://github.com/danwrong/restler/blob/master/lib/restler.js#L91

restler.js

restler = require( 'restler' );

r1 = restler.get( 'http://localhost:90/undefined-1', {} )
r1.on( 'error', function(){ console.log( "R1 Error" ); } )
r1.on( 'complete', function(){ console.log( "R1 Complete" ); } )

r2 = restler.get( 'http://localhost:90/undefined-2', {} )
r2.on( 'error', function(){ console.log( "R2 Error" ); } )
r2.on( 'complete', function(){ console.log( "R2 Complete" ); } )

r3 = restler.get( 'http://localhost:90/undefined-3', {} )
r3.on( 'error', function(){ console.log( "R3 Error" ); } )
r3.on( 'complete', function(){ console.log( "R3 Complete" ); } )