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An async Python micro framework for building web applications.
Avoid a ResourceWarning by avoiding an async generator - fixes #301 Checklist: - [ ] Add tests that demonstrate the correct behavior of the change. Tests should fail without the...
**Description** In the current implementation of Quart, both Quart.before_serving and Blueprint.before_app_serving execute simultaneously before serving the app, which aligns with expectations. However, certain scenarios may arise where Blueprint.before_app_serving relies on...
`app.teardown_websocket` no longer exists in 0.19.x. It was previously implemented in the Scaffold class, the previous base for Quart and Blueprint, which was deleted in commit https://github.com/pallets/quart/commit/598b771abd36fb2d581aa88a64336c88615a26bf **Code to reproduce:**...
Bumps [dessant/lock-threads](https://github.com/dessant/lock-threads) from 4 to 5. Release notes Sourced from dessant/lock-threads's releases. v5.0.0 Learn more about this release from the changelog. v4.0.1 Learn more about this release from the changelog....
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As after_request must run before the response has been sent, an after_response would be useful (and possible with ASGI) to run after the response has been sent.
The error message is telling us that a task was destroyed, but it's still pending. Specifically, we have a task with the name 'Task-1672902' that was in the middle of...
## Steps to reproduce With the following Quart app: ```python3 from quart import Response, make_response from quart_trio import QuartTrio app = QuartTrio(__name__) @app.route("/") async def hello_world() -> Response: return await...
Currently the `code` number of the `websocket.disconnect` event is [discarded in `ASGIWebsocketConnection`](https://github.com/pallets/quart/blob/6e202846385cf24311603d53ba6bc90b8d4eed56/src/quart/asgi.py#L183) making it inaccessible to the application. It is currently not distinguishable whether - the client closed the connection...
The error ConnectionAbortedError is thrown if the page's loading is canceled. Using @app.errorhandler(ConnectionAbortedError) with an appropriate function is completely ignored. How do I handle (or just suppress) this error? reproducible...
When using quart-trio, with the versions specified below, if a Trio task is cancelled, a KeyError("Custom exceptions must be subclasses of Exception.") exception is raised. This is because "trio.Cancelled" class...
