Jordan Cook

Good to know, thanks for tracking that down. It looks like this may be an unintended side effect of that bugfix rather than an intentional change, then. > It is...

That's right, the change you already made here: https://github.com/python-attrs/cattrs/blob/b1a681a60d07623618dfe440ac9c3ee6b9780307/pyproject.toml#L27 Works correctly for both pip and poetry.

Sure! And thank you for the lovely library.

I agree with the idea of using requests-cache here, although I'm a bit biased. :grin: It does support Redis, among several other backends. And I'd also agree that the best...

requests-cache works at the session level (`Session.send()`), not the adapter level, and also has an option for [excluding API tokens and other params](https://requests-cache.readthedocs.io/en/v0.7.3/user_guide.html#request-parameters).

This is a known issue with python>=3.10.2 and requests-cache

@barentsen I happen to be currently working on [requests-cache](https://github.com/reclosedev/requests-cache), which may be worth checking out as well. While it doesn't have the raw performance of diskcache, it might be more...

@tkrajina Any issues merging this in?

Yes, building and publishing docs would be automatic. It does require a hook for ReadTheDocs, but the rest is just code & config. After setup, there isn't much maintenance required....

Done. Check out PR #212.