Joshua Ma

Oh derp, I'm running inside a container. > But they'll be gone anyway since the entire container is about to exit. Could you help point me to documentation on what...

Bump - this seems like a pretty major issue, assuming I'm not doing anything wrong here. Is nobody else able to reproduce? Using ``` Flask==0.10.1 Flask-SQLAlchemy==0.16 Flask-Testing==0.4.1 SQLAlchemy==0.9.2 nose==1.1.2 ```...

Hm, I think the documentation says it's removed at the end of each _request_, not test: > Flask-SQLAlchemy also removes the session instance at the end of every request And...

My IntegrityError can be avoided, yes, but that would entail every view function doing `db.session.rollback` on any operation that doesn't commit. It's only a problem with the tests, because usually...

@eastein completely agree - I'm surprised more people aren't being bit by this. It's a very common assumption that a request can just be discarded without worry of affecting other...

Not to be just a +1 on this, but I ran into this today too - would be nice to have this just be a normal string, with `""` instead...

Thank you @omarkhan for this - it's a few years later, but we've taken this PR and attached a similar handler from the outside. Would be great to merge!

Yes - my timeout is set to 20 minutes, although I didn't have to do that explicitly - it was already done for me. Is it expected that pushing to...

@kyleknap when you get a chance, could you chime in on whether calling `self._fileobj.close()` in `InterruptReader` is necessary? We're running into the same issue, and it's particularly difficult because we're...

Can we get either #3804 or #3810 merged to resolve this issue?