
Manuel Barraud focused on enhancing the reliability of WebSocket support in the gofiber/contrib repository by addressing a context management issue within the Fiber framework. He upgraded the websocket package dependencies and refactored the code to replace c.Context() with c.RequestCtx(), ensuring that request-scoped data was accessed correctly and reducing context-related bugs. Working primarily with Go, Fiber, and fasthttp, Manuel’s update improved compatibility with the latest websocket and fasthttp modules. His work delivered a more stable WebSocket integration, streamlined future maintenance, and provided clear commit traceability, reflecting a targeted and thoughtful approach to backend reliability and codebase health.
April 2025: Completed a reliability-focused update in gofiber/contrib by upgrading websocket package dependencies and correcting Fiber context usage. Replaced c.Context() with c.RequestCtx() to align with request-scoped data access, and updated Go module dependencies to ensure compatibility with the latest websocket/fasthttp integrations. These changes improve websocket reliability, reduce context-related bugs, and preserve compatibility within the fasthttp ecosystem, delivering business value through more stable WebSocket support and easier maintenance.
April 2025: Completed a reliability-focused update in gofiber/contrib by upgrading websocket package dependencies and correcting Fiber context usage. Replaced c.Context() with c.RequestCtx() to align with request-scoped data access, and updated Go module dependencies to ensure compatibility with the latest websocket/fasthttp integrations. These changes improve websocket reliability, reduce context-related bugs, and preserve compatibility within the fasthttp ecosystem, delivering business value through more stable WebSocket support and easier maintenance.

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