Melvin Koh

Hi @colarrue, could you please provide more context and some code examples? Do you mean exceptions raised during `dispatch()` or the internal code of `SQSForwardHandler`?

`aioaws` seems good. Unfortunately, it doesn't support SQS yet.

Thank you @andrewthetechie @danielloader for recommending the packages. I somehow missed the notification of @andrewthetechie's reply. Apologies. While both packages are good candidates, aiobotocore seems to be a more popular...

Hi @andrewthetechie, thanks for the request. I'm collecting insights on how developers use SNS. It'd be great if you could provide some feedback on this. I'm thinking of a catch-all...

Hi @stephensanwo, thanks for raising this. I have no plans, nor the buffer to add more handlers at the moment. Meanwhile, there are several options to forward events to Redis:...

+1

Thanks for replying. Undoing all other mocks is the unintended side-effect here. Any thoughts on supporting this in the future? I'm happy to work on this, but any guides on...

Could this be an option? It is along the line with `.reset_mock()`, I believe ``` spy_foo = mocker.spy(module, "foo") # do something spy_foo.stop() # introduce .stop() ? ```

Right, you're utterly right. The only alternative I can think of so far is: ``` spy_foo = mocker.spy(module, "foo") mocker.stop(spy_foo) ``` I think this is quite possible given that we...

I was looking into the implementation of `MockerFixture`, and what happens internally when we call `spy`, `patch`, etc. The method `_start_patch()` appends the `patcher` object and the `mocked` object into...