fix: suppress http.ErrAbortHandler in recover #4336
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This PR resolves an issue where
http.ErrAbortHandlerpanics are incorrectly logged as errors by thegin.Recoverymiddleware.The current
gin.Recoverymiddleware only handles "broken pipe" errors, causing it to log unnecessary stack traces when a client prematurely closes a connection. This behavior is misleading, ashttp.ErrAbortHandleris intentionally used byhttputil.ReverseProxyto abort requests and is not a true application error.This change modifies the
Recoverymiddleware to explicitly check forhttp.ErrAbortHandlerand suppress the logging of stack traces for this specific panic. This aligns the middleware with the intended behavior of the Go standard library and improves log clarity by filtering out expected panics.Related Issue
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