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Assertion error StreamParser class when using Python3.4.1-8 #131
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Ouch. Yeah. This just hit me pretty hard too. It'd be great to get this fixed. The suggested fix works here. Any chance we could get a hotfix? |
I'm working off https://github.com/paultag/aiohttp/tree/bugfix/asyncio |
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Thanks, y'all! 💃 |
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Hi,
I'm developing a url checker using aiohttp (https://github.com/riverrun/alinkcheck).
After upgrading Py3 to 3.4.1-8 (on Ubuntu 14.10), I was getting assertion errors complaining about the StreamParser (in parsers.py) not being a StreamReader.
In my case, I edited the parsers.py file and replaced line 71:
class StreamParser:
with
class StreamParser(asyncio.streams.StreamReader):
and with that I now get no errors.
I don't know if that will work for other people, but it seemed to work for me :)
If you need any more info, please let me know.
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