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                                            Cyril Nicodème

Connection unexpectedly closed yield another exception of asyncio.base_futures.InvalidStateError

For now, the workaround that I have found, that works, but still displays the InvalidStateError, is the following: In the `finally` block: ```python try: await asyncio.wait_for(page.setJavaScriptEnabled(False), timeout=0.25) except Exception as...

Connection unexpectedly closed yield another exception of asyncio.base_futures.InvalidStateError

Hi @CannedSurprise , > Does reaching the timeout in an async.wait_for() block automatically lead to Chrome closing the connection to pyppeteer abnormally? I'd say no. Your code part should kill...

Connection unexpectedly closed yield another exception of asyncio.base_futures.InvalidStateError

@CannedSurprise That's interesting! So by using the timeout from Chrome DevTools, you didn't had the issue anymore? If I understand correctly, that's something we can dig !

Connection unexpectedly closed yield another exception of asyncio.base_futures.InvalidStateError

I have this one liner to ignore dialogs, maybe that would help? ```python page.on('dialog', lambda dialog: dialog.dismiss()) ```

Connection unexpectedly closed yield another exception of asyncio.base_futures.InvalidStateError

Maybe I have a solution for you. When you run Chrome, did you add the "--disable-popup-blocking" parameter? This one might help you ;)

Connection unexpectedly closed yield another exception of asyncio.base_futures.InvalidStateError

It should disable popup blocking ;) From my understanding, it would enable the one liner to work.

Connection unexpectedly closed yield another exception of asyncio.base_futures.InvalidStateError

Any news about this issue? I'm still having the error throwed.

Connection unexpectedly closed yield another exception of asyncio.base_futures.InvalidStateError

Unfortunately no, I stopped listening to requests.

Remove app from `_app_registry` on app.stop()

TLDR: I hope there will be an easy way to trigger a restart at Sanic from the CLI and outside the app. --- I read the #2499 carefully. It seems...

Remove app from `_app_registry` on app.stop()

Yes! Both are great! I can either keep my external script running and call the CLI to restart the APP, or integrate the webhook directly in my app and restart...