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Ping function from Hyper does not check the real state of the connection. In my case, I make a connection to the server and then I switch off the internet connection. When I ping after switching off the internet connection ping is still successful. I went through the Hyper implementation and found out that ping function does not check whether the response (pong) comes back from the server. It just sends a request. Am I correct?
An example:
from hyper import HTTP20Connection
conn = HTTP20Connection('api.garaza.io:443',force_proto='h2')
# here I swithc off internet connection
conn.ping(bytes(8))
Am I doing anything wrong? Should I check the response separately?
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@njsmith, @sethmlarson, and @tomchristie I would be extremely happy if you give me a hint on how to solve the issue. It is a functionality that needs to work but I do not know how to start solving the issue since I do not understand the library exactly. I would be also happy if someone confirms that it is an issue.
Sorry, can't help here - I've not dug into it myself. (We likely won't want httpx to send outgoing ping messages, or expose that level of functionality in a public interface.)
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Ping function from Hyper does not check the real state of the connection. In my case, I make a connection to the server and then I switch off the internet connection. When I ping after switching off the internet connection ping is still successful. I went through the Hyper implementation and found out that ping function does not check whether the response (pong) comes back from the server. It just sends a request. Am I correct?
An example:
Am I doing anything wrong? Should I check the response separately?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: