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I was planning to use it in one of my projects, but there was some timeout-related problems. I haven't looked at it yet. So I'm not sure whether it was caused by the library or by the external server issues.
But I didn't really plan to interface all the h2 features into Python anyways.
I was planning to use it in one of my projects, but there was some timeout-related problems. I haven't looked at it yet. So I'm not sure whether it was caused by the library or by the external server issues. But I didn't really plan to interface all the h2 features into Python anyways.
Btw. why are you asking?
I want to use it to crawl data,I think it's better than HTTPX in some ways and look forward to its improvement
Yes, the reason I've created this library is that httpx has (or at least had) issues with parallel requests handling: multiple streams inside one HTTP/2 connection were locking each other's results.
I've created a discussion in their repo, but got no answers: encode/httpx#1766
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