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Fatal error on transport TCPTransport (error status in uv_stream_t.shutdown callback) #244
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I'm also getting that error + I'm using the same websocket library (and python 3.7.3 on alpine linux) |
This may have been solved by ef29dab could you give uvloop 0.13.0 a spin a report back? |
… on transport TCPTransport](MagicStack/uvloop#244) kind of errors. Dockerfile uses Python 3.7.4
Looks like the problem is gone (I also switched to python 3.7.4 btw). Thanks for the hint @jlaine ! |
@lgrahl as it's your issue could you give it a go and report back? |
I'm having the same/similar issue using 0.13.0 with streaming protocol (TCP):
Attempted same shutdown with base asyncio; issue not present there. Thank you for looking at this. |
Have you tried with python 3.7 ? |
Closing for now, please feel free to reply/open a new issue. |
We're encountering the following fatal error on a daily basis on our production server using @aaugustin's WebSocket implementation:
Apparently this happens when reading using a subclassed
asnycio.StreamReader
since the websockets library subsequently raises aConnectionClosed
error in itsrecv
function.Unfortunately, I was not able to reproduce this locally and I honestly don't really know where to look either.
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