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I'd like to bring the following issue to your attention: eclipse/paho.mqtt.python#563
I added a comment explaining the issue and how asyncio-mqtt is involved.
As far as I know, the root cause is in paho-mqtt, but is exacerbated by how asyncio-mqtt uses paho-mqtt.
I'm not sure there's much you can do about it in asyncio-mqtt, except for calling loop() instead.
However, I believe that is not a full solution since the sockpair will still get out of sync.
Most likely when paho-mqtt is fixed, you'll want to bump the required version.
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Hi Stijn, thanks for bringing this issue to our attention. 👍 Like you mention yourself, this is something that paho-mqtt must fix. We can't really do that much from the asyncio-mqtt side, unfortunately. In any case, it's good to have the issue tracked here as well. :) Let us know if there are any major updates on it.
Hi Frederik, As you can read on the paho-mqtt issue, their 1.6.x branch contains a fix. The maintainer is aiming for a release around the end of September, so I guess that might be a good time to revisit the paho-mqtt project for an update.
I'd like to bring the following issue to your attention:
eclipse/paho.mqtt.python#563
I added a comment explaining the issue and how asyncio-mqtt is involved.
As far as I know, the root cause is in paho-mqtt, but is exacerbated by how asyncio-mqtt uses paho-mqtt.
I'm not sure there's much you can do about it in asyncio-mqtt, except for calling
loop()
instead.However, I believe that is not a full solution since the sockpair will still get out of sync.
Most likely when paho-mqtt is fixed, you'll want to bump the required version.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: