Calling aclose() on StreamReader ?

[DrTom]

When closing a StreamReader e.g. as in:

 sr, sw = await asyncio.open_connection(host, port, ssl=use_ssl)
 # ....
 await sr.aclose()

the program will crash. My code runs also on cpython and interestingly the corresponding StreamReader on that platform doesn't even have a .close() method.

So my the questions is: am I even supposed to call sr.aclose() (and if not why does it exist)?

[peterhinch]

I think the method should not exist.

Are you running official uasyncio V2 or my fast_io fork? If you are running fast_io I suggest you re-test with the official version. If the official version fails, please could you raise an issue against MicroPython as I am not a maintainer for the official version.

If only fast_io fails, please report back and I will remove the method.

Please also see the new uasyncio. This has no aclose but does have

    def close(self):
        pass
    async def wait_closed(self):
        # TODO yield?
        self.s.close()

[DrTom]

I installed asyncio via upip as you suggested in your tutorial, which is very helpful by the way. So it is not your "fast" version. I am not sure if it is the "official" version because https://pypi.org/ points to https://github.com/pfalcon/pycopy-lib via its homepage link. I just found that out and so I am a bit confused because I assumed that upip would pull the official version. Those micropython forks are a bit disorienting for people new to the eco system (like me).

Anyways, I write my code portable between cpython and micropython and the mentioned new uasyicio seems to make this easier. I will give it a try once released.

[peterhinch]

upip does pull in the official version, from a repository other than PyPi. You may want to raise an issue against MicroPython - that is up to you. I gather the existing version will be retained under a new name.

In my opinion, having been involved in testing, the new version is excellent. It includes features from CPython 3.8 and a primary design aim is improving CPython compatibility.

In due course I plan to change this repo to support the new version. The tutorial should only need minor changes.

[DrTom]

I am fairly sure now, that used library originaly stems from https://github.com/pfalcon/pycopy-lib and I as far as I can reconstruct it was pulled via upip. I will keep it for now. I disabled await on the reader https://github.com/DrTom/py-u-async-http-client/blob/ee7a25a509c13a9db35acc6375c2ce12b4816a62/http_client/core.py#L40 . I plan to migrate to the new asyncio version as suggested. At any rate has the problem nothing to do with this project and I am closing this issue.