Graham Dumpleton
Graham Dumpleton
Unfortunately queue timeout only discards the requests in flight after they get through the listen backlog and timeout had been exceeded. There is no way to cancel a request while...
Run with the `--help` option and read about the `--include-file` option. That allows you to include a file as a snippet into the generated file.
Try using the `--header-buffer-size` option instead. For daemon mode this may take priority if is for same thing.
For a start, you should force use of the main Python interpreter context as various Python packages which use C extensions do not work properly in Python sub interpreters, which...
Crashes when using C extension based Python packages in a sub interpreter, when they are not designed to be, need not be consistent and reproducible. All depends on what the...
Closing this issue at this point. Note that another reason one may see the original error messages is if `request-timeout` feature had been triggered. In this case you should also...
Can you try `wrapt==1.17.0dev3` from PyPi.
That is a lot to take in. Let me take it in a bit at a time and comment as necessary.
If have time please check results of GitHub actions build https://github.com/GrahamDumpleton/wrapt/actions/runs/9742980097 to see if you can see why changes failing. Thanks.
Next issue failing with Python 3.9. ``` File "/Users/runner/work/wrapt/wrapt/src/wrapt/__init__.py", line 25, in from .decorators import ( File "/Users/runner/work/wrapt/wrapt/src/wrapt/decorators.py", line 172, in ) -> F | partial[F]: TypeError: unsupported operand type(s)...