🥅 Guard against tagged responses sent too soon#690
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The premature tagged response guard that was added for #644 only checked for premature `OK`, not for premature `BAD` or `NO`. When those are detected prior to the tag being sent, this treats those cases as the same sort of error. Note that this explicitly raises a "closed stream" IOError when disconnected. This is the error that would be raised anyway, if `send_command` were allowed to write to the connection. But, if we can test that the socket is already closed, we can raise the error directly. There's no need to attempt to format and send data.
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The premature tagged response guard that was added for #644 only checked for premature
OK, not for prematureBADorNO. When those are detected prior to the tag being sent, this treats those cases as the same sort of error.Note that this explicitly raises a "closed stream" IOError when disconnected. This is the error that would be raised anyway, if
send_commandwere allowed to write to the connection. But, if we can test that the socket is already closed, we can raise the error directly. There's no need to attempt to format and send data. A future version will probably change this to raise a different error (subclass ofNet::IMAP::Error) instead.