Seth Michael Larson

@mahmoudyusof Sorry for closing the issue early, you only mentioned thr test suite in your initial issue. Could you share details and code you're using for your web/worker so I...

Currently there's no way to get this information from the returned error, this would be good to have though. I'm going to convert this into a feature suggestion issue.

Going to close this as refactor work for the test suite isn't planned at this time.

You may find this project useful: https://pypi.org/project/elasticsearch-dbapi

Maybe we should document somewhere that the HTTP response body should be flushed before manually calling `.release_conn()`? Or could `.release_conn()` be amended to automatically flush the body if that hasn't...

Could you fill in more details on what this would look like and why a change is necessary over the existing functionality?

What do you think about using `assert_fingerprint`? First calculate the SHA256 of the certificate, then pass like this to a `PoolManager`: ```python import urllib3 http = urllib3.PoolManager( assert_fingerprint="6FA628EDA9F8679B08F95FD7116E35D077DBB84F8108623E660E6683FDD77556", ... )...

`cadata` doesn't add any additional functionality to `load_verify_locations()`. It's a mechanism where certificates can be loaded into the `SSLContext` without requiring the filesystem. I don't think the mechanism you're describing...

The parameters would go on `ProxyManager.__init__` and get put into the `ProxyConfig` object with other proxy HTTPS config parameters. For finding tests you can search for `assert_hostname` and `assert_cert_fingerprint` in...

Thanks for filing this issue. Unfortunately, a majority of the maintainers of urllib3 do not use proxies in our workflow and thus aren't familiar with the ecosystem or issues that...