Javier Ruere

It's possible to do this: `AsyncBufferedReader(a_regular_file, ...)` Would a `wrap` function do something more?

@shellster I'm not willing to discard Python 2 support. I consider this module for Python 2 with support for Python 3. If you need only Python 3, I recommend a...

Thank you for reporting this. In the receive loop, it should probably raise in the catch for anything. I'll try to reproduce in a test using that version of python.

Failed to reproduce, so far... @dstansby Could you provide code to reproduce the problem. I'm having a hard time reproducing https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/31913 as it happens on shutdown...

I'm sorry I've not been able to work on this project. I'm really swamped. :(

Which [start method](https://docs.python.org/3.9/library/multiprocessing.html#contexts-and-start-methods) are you using? I've never used it in this fashion, only creating new `Process` instances. The proposed solution makes no sense to me. Do tests pass?

The `initializer` argument that you pass is unrelated to this library, right? I don't see how using `importlib` should affect logging. Maybe it's something Windows specific. If that's the case,...

Depending on how the fork is done (or whatever is used on Windows), child processes will write to the file. The difference is that they all write concurrently so records...

This is not a good medium for explaining. I'll write an explanation and link it here but it won't be done soon.

Could you reduce this to a smaller reproducible case? There's a suspicious record near the top: `May 22 07:04:05 tychocam authbind[7536]: ValueError: I/O operation on closed file.`