Nathaniel J. Smith
Nathaniel J. Smith
I thought #2213 only implements the max-backwards-compatibility mode where we don't wrap single exceptions? This issue is for how we get to the long-term semantics where all nursery exceptions are...
Ah cool. I guess we still will eventually need a decision for how the migration will work, i.e. do we do a deprecation message or just rip the bandaid off...
FYI someone ran into this in `#python` today: ``` hello, is there a way to profile python on windows? i have some scripts that run as part of ctest and...
This could probably be fixed using a combination of `__numpy_ufunc__` and `where=`, if anyone wants to try. On Tue, Aug 12, 2014 at 8:22 PM, gerritholl [email protected] wrote: > When...
The actual implementation of HTTP/1.0 keepalive would probably be pretty straightforward. The tricky part is that there's no spec, and the desired semantics are entirely based on folklore, so it's...
We've also been discussing this in Trio recently too – it would be neat to be able to support oscrypto! The thread also includes some thoughts on possible API abstractions:...
After doing some more research, it's actually not obvious to me whether the goal should be to wrap SChannel/SecureTransport in a memory-buffer-based API, so maybe we should back up and...
Oh, and another reason why exposing the platform native TLS state-machine isn't as exciting as you might think: Apple has actually deprecated SecureTransport, so it won't get new features like...
On further discussion (see the curio issue), it sounds like the tentative conclusion is: - There should be some way to specifically wait for a socket / `StreamWriter` to become...
@gjcarneiro: bufferbloat is a many-headed hydra, but yeah, this is about bufferbloat in the context of per-socket send buffers specifically. The discussion thread on the curio issue has lots more...