Roy Hyunjin Han
Roy Hyunjin Han
Using velruse.google.scope = 'opend' also raises the same KeyError.
This is a good idea. I don't think we need to backfill all the data, just add the relevant fields going forward.
Please do not remove Python conferences from this repository. The purpose of this repository is to make it easier for people to find Python conferences around the world. Having a...
We made a conference planner where you can see upcoming proposal deadlines and conferences dates. Please tell us what you think. @Mariatta @davidfischer https://crosscompute.net/a/conference-planner @kashfifahim made the first version and...
@jonafato Yes, the site is open source and accepting contributions. It's a Jupyter Notebook. I updated the comment to include the link to the repository.
@taion If I understand correctly, your pull request lets a client connect directly using the websocket transport, bypassing the initial xhr polling. Is that right?
How is the standard socket.io client handing that server? https://github.com/socketio/socket.io-client The client will revert to xhr-polling if it is not able to upgrade to a websocket connection.
An easy way to test using the standard socket.io client is to use the browser based version. https://github.com/invisibleroads/socketIO-client/blob/master/socketIO_client/tests/index.html You can check which transport the browser based version is using by...
Hi Fabian, please tell me if the above fix resolves your issue.
That's good to know, I'll look into it later when I have more time.