Jelmer Vernooij

I'd be keen on this (or another asyncio web framework?) as well, since it makes integration into my larger (aiohttp-based) website easier.

FWIW I'm mostly interested in asyncio for concurrency rather than performance reasons. If there are specific scenarios that are slow due to Dulwich I'm happy to follow up; the only...

Is there actually any use in implementing this? As far as I can tell, there is only one implementation of it - also server side. This is in SabreDAV: http://sabre.io/dav/davmount/

The only client that implements this is the proprietary Xythos Drive (mentioned in the RFC); https://www.xythosondemand.com/xod/support/xythos_drive.html

I have an implementation of this, but no way to test it. For the moment, I'm going to hold off on merging this until somebody can convince me why this...

s/following/implementing/ Implementing this RFC is not a requirement for any of the RFCs that Xandikos actually cares about. I also don't see any clients that actually support it.

Sure, I'd do that, if I thought this RFC was a good idea and needed wider adoption. I'm not convinced, and the fact that there are no other implementations doesn't...

This is working correctly in that xandikos/dulwich catch the race, and throw an exception. What's missing is that Xandikos needs to act gracefully whenever this race condition happens. Either it...

partially implemented in master; the actual page contents could use some work though

can you run xandikos with --dump-dav-xml and post the output here from when you're trying that operation on calendar.app ?