Cory Benfield
Cory Benfield
Realistically, it entirely depends. You _can_ apply semver here, or not. All that matters is that you take a position. Requests, for example, followed this position for 0.X.Y.
None leap out. Would be interesting to see a repro.
Neat! So I'm open to this, but I'm also acutely aware that in a version of requests that will hopefully be available in the very near future we'll make it...
I'm not doing it at the minute, and I'm not aware of anyone else doing it, so you should absolutely take a crack at it. =D Thanks! :cake:
Hi, thanks for raising this! The short answer is that, as it's currently written, we need the full length of the file. We could _in principle_ remove that requirement, but...
Hey that's interesting! I'm impressed by Jersey. @sigmavirus24, how much work do we think it would be to let the streaming encoder do chunked?
File objects with non-blocking reads are generally a terrible idea. The assumption is usually that `.read()` with non-zero length will return data if the 'file' hasn't reached EOF, or will...
This problem actually comes out of httplib, and it represents a very real limitation of the httplib ecosystem (of which requests is a part). When creating a tunnel, [httplib calls...
@sylencecc httplib2 _might_, by virtue of not being built on top of httplib. Otherwise, proxies are pretty poorly supported I'm afraid. =(
Yes, as written that's exactly what the code does. urllib3 has no hooks for overriding the SNI used: it will always use whatever the connection pool believes that the host...