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Tickets pending review: https://tm.tl/#5786, #8209, #7868, #8026, #5705, #8308, #8332, #8480, #8491, #8533, #8535, #8551, #8558

adiroiban submitted <https://tm.tl/#8518>; - Fix APIBuilderTests and execute them in buildbot and Travis-CI (unassigned) for review

Adi Roiban <adi.roiban@chevah.com>; closed <https://tm.tl/#8552>; - Fix pydoctor epydoc errors in twisted.positioning

adiroiban submitted <https://tm.tl/#8555>; - Fix epydoc pydoctor errors in remaining twisted parts (unassigned) for review

rodrigc reviewed <https://tm.tl/#8555>; - Fix epydoc pydoctor errors in remaining twisted parts (assigned to adiroiban)

rodrigc reviewed <https://tm.tl/#8308>; - The _oldStyle decorator should let you set the bases of the created new-style class (assigned to hawkowl)

rodrigc submitted <https://tm.tl/#8550>; - Ported twisted.names to Python 3 (unassigned) for review

Tickets pending review: https://tm.tl/#5786, #8209, #7868, #8026, #5705, #8332, #8480, #8491, #8518, #8533, #8550, #8535, #8551, #8558

rodrigc reviewed <https://tm.tl/#5705>; - 'twist', a new command-line tool for doing Twisted things without daemonizing (assigned to wsanchez)

Lukasa reviewed <https://tm.tl/#8550>; - Ported twisted.names to Python 3 (assigned to rodrigc)

Hi guys, I'm creating a twisted web server and in one endpoint, I'm returning a File object. Now I want to use asynchronous request and return the file later. What's the best way to do this?

hawkowl submitted <https://tm.tl/#8308>; - The _oldStyle decorator should let you set the bases of the created new-style class (unassigned) for review

devos50: did you see https://twistedmatrix.com/documents/current/web...

but I don't know what your File object is or how it gets served as bytes to the client

ivan: I did but I'm not sure how to pass a File object

ivan: I'm talking about the File object in twisted

static.File?

ivan: https://twistedmatrix.com/documents/current/api...

yeah

so normally, I would just do something like: return File('my/path/to/file.txt) but now I want this request to be asynchronous

so I'm returning a server.NOT_DONE_YET but I'm not sure what to do in my deferred callback

too bad it is 4am and my sample code isn't working

ivan: can I see your sample code?

also it's been a while since I used Twisted but I never got the impression you could return another resource from render_GET

resource lookup is some other method somewhere

after you do your stuff I think you might need to stream out the file yourself

unless you just serve a redirect?

ivan: a redirect might work indeed but it's for a video stream server

so maybe streaming the file myself is the best solution heere

ivan: anyway, thanks for your help :)

getChild was the method I was thinking of but it can't return a Deferred

ivan: you know about DeferredResource?

hi there

It seems I've found a regression (from twisted 10 to 11 and beyond), but I'm not certain

I have a ReconnectingClientFactory whose clientConnectionLost is not called when a timeout is reached

GitHub <noreply@github.com>; closed <https://tm.tl/#8536>; - Fix epydoc warnings in twisted.words

between 11.0.0 and 11.1.0 more precisely

23cfffd8588bd16bb97140479e7d4387dd5bfd01 is the culpit

guys, is there any way to write headers manually in a twisted.web.http.request?

something like request.writeHeader(…)

Tickets pending review: https://tm.tl/#5786, #8209, #7868, #8026, #8308, #8332, #8480, #8491, #8518, #8533, #8535, #8551, #8558

So basically the connection is never lost because we can't write the shutdown packet because the connection is lost

new core enhancement https://tm.tl/#8561 by hawkowl: Make twisted.test.test_iutils work on Python 3

Sushi: ?

I have a ReconnectingClientFactory that does not reconnect with SSL connections

on timeout

got it

Adi Roiban <adi.roiban@chevah.com>; closed <https://tm.tl/#8554>; - Fix epydoc pydoctor errors in twisted.python

I don't know if this is easily fixable in Twisted

Sushi: you'd like to reconnect after you explicitly close the connection?

yes

ok

For now, calling self.transport.loseConnection(), then self.transport.transport.loseConnection() fixes the issue

Sushi: may i ask that you file a ticket on trac? https://twistedmatrix.com/trac/newticket

Yes

I'm trying to write a short case

Sushi: thank you!

Adi Roiban <adi.roiban@chevah.com>; closed <https://tm.tl/#8553>; - Fix epydoc pydoctor errors in twisted.protocols

But I'm not realy familiar with twisted, I can't even write a simple https client :)

new core enhancement https://tm.tl/#8562 by hawkowl: Failure tries to extract a traceback from non-traceback objects on Python 3

Adi Roiban <adi.roiban@chevah.com>; closed <https://tm.tl/#8555>; - Fix epydoc pydoctor errors in remaining twisted parts

adiroiban submitted <https://tm.tl/#8532>; - Push coverage report from Travis-CI (unassigned) for review

GitHub <noreply@github.com>; closed <https://tm.tl/#8515>; - Let pydoctor know about links to zope.interface

I have no idea what i'm doing

actually I can't open a ticket ...

I can open one on github, would that be okay ?

new release management defect https://tm.tl/#8563 by hawkowl: topfile checker script crashes if you change non-topfiles in the topfile dir

hawkowl submitted <https://tm.tl/#8471>; - Release Twisted 16.3 (unassigned) for review

adiroiban reviewed <https://tm.tl/#8471>; - Release Twisted 16.3 (assigned to hawkowl)

new core task https://tm.tl/#8564 by romuald: SSL ReconnectingClientFactory on inactive connection