Tomas Gareau

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I think this was introduced by #51 -- it added a `proxy` setting to the `ccppr_vsc` installer that, when unset (the default), changed the install command to something like: ```...

Hi @agentzhao -- looks like `microsoft/vscode-cpptools` has removed the offline installers that `DAPInstall.nvim` is trying to install as of version 1.8.2: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-cpptools/discussions/8759 DAPInstall was running the following `curl` command to...

I've also been experiencing the same issue but in our case, we didn't have any persistent sessions... What I found is that the "msg queued" number corresponded instead to *online*...

We are now seeing this issue without any clients reporting either `online_messages` or `offline_messages`... ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10787950/121225862-2ee62500-c847-11eb-9605-d74ddce8362e.png) At an impressive 3 billion messages and counting but no indication that any connected client...

Hi @ioolkos -- not 100% sure what you mean by "how do they change". Do you mean the per-minute/hour/day change in the values of these counters? That command gets me...

I see -- here's output from that command, 5 minutes apart: ``` counter.queue_message_unhandled = 63969 counter.queue_message_out = 1221516005 counter.queue_message_drop = 0 counter.queue_message_expired = 0 counter.queue_message_in = 2348420712 gauge.retain_messages = 0...

Interesting... would there be a way that I can identify where those messages are being queued/who's queuing them? When I run: `vmq-admin session show --client_id --online_messages --offline_messages --topic --qos --statename...

@ioolkos no problem and no rush. I really appreciate the time you've already put into this. I'm commenting here in the hopes that this can clarify the "messages queued" behaviour...

Another quick workaround: it seems you can drop the `$share/group` portion of the topic filter when adding a message callback. Quick (runnable) example: ```python import paho.mqtt.client as mqtt def handle_yo(client,...

I think the import convention of "import ... as ..." comes (loosely) from [PEP-484's section on stub files](https://peps.python.org/pep-0484/#stub-files): > Modules and variables imported into the stub are not considered exported...