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run_forever example seems not to work for me

Hey @engn33r, @AbexAbe, @brunchboy. Here's a PR: https://github.com/websocket-client/websocket-client/pull/838 The idea is that by default (unless you pass reconnect=False), run_forever() handles connection failures (including dropped connections and initial failure to connect)...

run_forever example seems not to work for me

Hey @brunchboy, thanks! There are a few options for that. The easiest is probably: cd wherever/you/want git clone https://github.com/bubbleboy14/websocket-client.git cd your/project ln -s wherever/you/want/websocket-client/websocket that'll symlink my cutty fork into...

run_forever example seems not to work for me

@brunchboy I added connected/disconnected notifications to setSock()/handleDisconnect() using _logging.warning(). these logs can be turned on with "websocket._logging.enableTrace(True)". @engn33r is that the right approach, or should we be logging differently in...

run_forever example seems not to work for me

Good call @engn33r! The "reconnect" kwarg now specifies the sleep() time.

run_forever example seems not to work for me

Great catch @brunchboy, try the latest version! I added a stack frame count to the disconnect log, simplified various things, and streamlined (/ made more consistent) a few connection failure...

run_forever example seems not to work for me

@brunchboy try latest :) I added an info() function to the _logging module and a level kwarg (default "DEBUG") to enableTrace(). So change your enableTrace to this: "websocket._logging.enableTrace(True, level="INFO")" and...

reconnect

Hello @NadavK. Hm, you're talking about this one, right: https://github.com/websocket-client/websocket-client/blob/master/websocket/tests/echo-server.py On your client, are you using the BackgroundScheduler in PyBackground (https://pypi.org/project/PyBackground/) or apscheduler (https://apscheduler.readthedocs.io/en/stable/userguide.html) or some other project? Could you...