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Forgotten slot #1743
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Crashes the server at __init__() time
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Thanks for the addition. In what circumstances are you experiencing a crash? What version? What system details?
macOS 10.15 Catalina
Failed on app.run() with a complaint about non-existing attribute "_body_chunks" when creating a HttpProtocol instance when executing a serve() call in sanic/server.py |
same errors |
@huge-success/sanic-release-managers |
same error |
@ahopkins Who can push the release to PyPI? It's unfortunate that the most recent version is still completely broken. |
@rubik If @sjsadowski and @yunstanford do not take care of it today, then I will later this evening. With holidays and such I am sure everyone is busy. In general, it is our practice that only the @huge-success/sanic-release-managers do this. But I can if need be as well. |
PyPI release is supposed to be automatically uploaded with the release, trying to identify what's broken in the travis build. We'll get it uploaded as soon as we can. |
Version 19.12.2 is out with this change in place. The broken Travis builds seem to be not related to the actual tests failing, but that each job seems to be trying to make the PyPI release. 🤔 |
@ahopkins Great, thanks! |
Crashes the server at init() time