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urllib/request fails on python2 readinto #425
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FancyUrlopener.urlretrieve was failing on redirect, but in an insidious way, because of a bug in the python-future module: PythonCharmers/python-future#425 Replace with the requests module for the time being.
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FancyUrlopener.urlretrieve was failing on redirect, but in an insidious way, because of a bug in the python-future module: PythonCharmers/python-future#425 Replace with the requests module for the time being.
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FancyUrlopener.urlretrieve was failing on redirect, but in an insidious way, because of a bug in the python-future module: PythonCharmers/python-future#425 Replace with the requests module for the time being.
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FancyUrlopener.urlretrieve was failing on redirect, but in an insidious way, because of a bug in the python-future module: PythonCharmers/python-future#425 Replace with the requests module for the time being.
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FancyUrlopener.urlretrieve was failing on redirect, but in an insidious way, because of a bug in the python-future module: PythonCharmers/python-future#425 Replace with the requests module for the time being.
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On Python 2, sockets don't have a
readinto()
method in the FP used in, for example,_safe_readinto
.leading to errors like that seen here: kivy/kivy-ios#322 (comment), or the below:
There's an
if PY2
workaround for one of thereadinto
calls inclient.py
, but not these problematic ones. I propose a fix here: #423The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: