George Macon
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In my experience, I don't often handle a stream in a streaming fashion and with random access at once, just one or the other. I think it might make sense...
While looking at this, I noticed that `sigchld_handler` calls functions (at least `vsprintf`) which are not async-signal safe, as described in `sigaction(2)`. I changed the signal handler to just set...
I've come up with a smaller program to reproduce the problem: https://gist.github.com/gmacon/e4ff879beaf9a2e3e607fc596dd16c91. It looks like passing some file descriptors to `pselect` is required; when I called `pselect(0, NULL, NULL, NULL,...
I've pushed an update to my darwin branch that replaces the use of pselect with the self-pipe trick. So far, this seems to be working for me.
I think this is most likely a real bug; I've added it to the 1.0 milestone.
This is a bug in the documentation, so I'm reopening this issue to track that update.
This doesn't feel quite right to me. A couple questions: Can you try again in the python shell double-checking that you've escaped the backslash in the string literal? i.e. try...
That seems like a reasonable hypothesis. Next action here is probably to investigate the Flask-WTF and WTForms change logs to identify an appropriate minimum version.