Graham Dumpleton
Graham Dumpleton
Have just overlooked it, been very busy with work over the last few months. Also just back from a trip. As I recover and work out where I am up...
I have added the `enabled` argument to `@patch_function_wrapper()` decorator in `develop` branch of Git repo for 1.16.0.
Here are a whole bunch of ways one can use a class object to hold state for the decorator. Should give you a few ideas. Key thing is ensuring that...
Can you show any rough code you have now? I don't need the full body of your decorator, but do need to see how using argspec_factory now and whether you...
You look to be using an old wrapt version. Are you pinning the version? You need to be using at least wrapt 1.14.0 if using Python 3.11. * https://wrapt.readthedocs.io/en/latest/changes.html#version-1-14-0
And are you suggesting that it still fails with 1.15.0, or does it now work?
That isn't what I am asking. I am asking for clarification that if you ensure you are using version 1.15.0 that still had the issue. The traceback you give above...
I would suggest you `pip uninstall wrapt` and re-install it with latest to make sure is replacing older version.
If the code doesn't look like what I linked in the GitHub repo, then something is causing you to be pinned to an older version of wrapt. If you are...
Can you explain better what you think it needs to do and what would need to change in the implementation? Is it just a matter of it it using `asyncio.Lock`...