Jacopo Farina

Is there a way to get the current queue usage? I am producing messages from Flask requests, and would be nice to block and flush when the queue is full...

I'm not, the [documentation](https://docs.confluent.io/current/clients/confluent-kafka-python/#confluent_kafka.Producer.poll) says "Polls the producer for events" but I don't understand what it means. I expect events to come only from the consumer, does it refer to...

Also I noticed only now that this is the issue tracker for the dotnet library -_-

Sounds like the use case of [containerSSH](https://containerssh.io/), it requires the app to be dockerized but not to use any specific language or library. I haven't tried it with Textual yet

Same with `Milan, Italy` and `radius=4000`, but not with `radius=3000`. As a workaround, I modified the code to catch the exception, log and continue, but cannot find the root cause....

My workaround simply skips the geometry causing the issue, the fact you are seeing that message means the exception was handled. Do you mean that after that you still got...

It's easier if you paste the error as text rather than a PDF :) I see the error is in a different piece of code, the one that is dilating...

I had a similar issue with Milan, Italy, wrote a workaround to skip it in https://github.com/marceloprates/prettymaps/issues/27

Same here in Firefox 100 on Fedora It doesn't work in Chrome either, but the error is different: ``` TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'buffer') at eval (index_bg.js:434:88)...

For the interested, this is the library: https://github.com/flix-tech/kafka-schema-registry