Jeff Widman

There's nothing we can really go on here, you'd need to provide a lot more info. It's most likely a mismatch between your config and your environment.

Can you tcpdump and then in wireshark decode into kafka protocol messages? That will let you see exactly what is sent to/from AWS and should make the debugging a lot...

Hmm... sounds like kafka-python should be catching/handling/raising those errors. Again, if there's any way to get a tcpdump of what Kafka sends back over the wire that'd be super helpful.

Nudge on this.

Be great to see this land

I have a `main.go` file whose sole purpose is to have a dummy import like: // This import isn't buildable because it's not an importable package, but // it is...

FYI--latest version of `ipython` removed the `gnureadline` dependency in favor of the cross-platform `prompt-toolkit`. The feature request is still valid in the abstract though...

:+1: for adding optional integration of `webargs` for request parsing. I'm just starting to look into how to do this manually right now.

No problem, see the `category_id` line for how I used it: ``` def object_id_exists(object_id, model): if not db.session.query(db.exists([model.id]).where(model.id == object_id)).scalar(): raise ValidationError('%s ID: %i does not exist' % (model, object_id))...

That works, although I wouldn't use the private api `_sa_instance_state`... if you don't want to use `db.exists()`, you can just use `db.query.get()`.... the `get()` method is special in that it...