Damian Shaw

Out of curiosity did anyone ever give this a try?

> I don’t believe it has a Windows (SecureChannel) backend, though. I may be wrong about that. I don't believe so either because we (the company I work for) hacked...

I have a proof of concept working of using oscrypto to wrap the socket in an sslcontext and then providing that context to requests and it working well on Windows....

> If you can provide some basic steps to reproduce, I can see what I can find. Even knowing a public site the error occurs on with what version of...

> Oh dear, this will probably never be reproducible publicly. These sites are using SSO with smart-card certificates and an internal CA. I'm on Windows 10 and using Python 3.9...

So for anyone reading this I'm fairly sure my code in https://github.com/wbond/oscrypto/issues/10#issuecomment-953416175 does get requests to use oscrypto, but probably because of https://github.com/wbond/oscrypto/issues/4 it doesn't work for my particular use...

> Presumably this isn't just a Windows issue, Unix also has `MAX_PATH` and we should handle the two platforms the same. It's just that on Unix (I assume) `MAX_PATH` is...

So fun fact, `PATH_MAX` and `MAX_PATH` are both OS level limitations, most popular filesystems have no limitation on the length of the path except for NTFS which is 32,767 Unicode...

FYI one user of needing to know the location of Pip and be able to guarantee it exists in an environment is Conda. In a Conda requirements file you can...

> Wouldn’t this be covered by Conda? Conda’s pip is a re-distribution, and re-distributors by definition can have different rules they can maintain themselves. This is similar to how pip...