Ben Darnell

Yes, `asyncio.gather` is very similar to `gen.multi` (without the dict functionality). Most of the time they're interchangeable but there are some subtle differences (and I'm not sure I know all...

I agree that this is nicer, but we do have precedent in this module for overriding the class attributes. It's documented on several of the other mixin classes, although not...

Not a known issue; I have no idea why it would be happening. Is it always port 9? You're talking about Tornado's own test suite, right? Which tests? The Tornado...

OK, so it's affecting every test in `curl_httpclient_test` (a couple of tests pass, but these are tests of error conditions that are imprecise about what errors they expect). And most...

Let's keep the discussion about "failed writing header" on alpine to issue #3091 and leave this one for "port 9 connection refused" on debian. Unfortunately I don't have a clue...

This kind of works, but not exactly how you're expecting. If you upload `foo.js.gz`, Tornado will serve that compressed file at `/static/foo.js.gz` as an `application/x-gzip` content-type. That's not going to...

> However it is a very old issue so maybe thinking has moved on since then about how useful it is? I don't think anyone has changed their minds about...

Hmm, I haven't seen anything like that and I'm not sure how it could happen. Are you doing anything with multiple threads, by any chance? You're not supposed to call...

Yes, eventlet could be the problem. Tornado is incompatible with the monkey-patching features of eventlet and greenlet. You can use these libraries in the same process as Tornado only if...

In a separate process it's fine. I misunderstood and thought you were running the celery workers inside the tornado process.