Troy Swanson

> In the meantime, using a rowfactory would allow all the current fetch functions to return dicts. Be advised that there is an issue that was filed that claims rowfactory...

I believe the issue is from the method signature returning `Type[Connection]` instead of just `Connection` here: https://github.com/oracle/python-oracledb/blob/12a935a20f606207a516c6f76453d6b6805b6c66/src/oracledb/pool.py#L115-L123 From what understand, using `Type[]` signals to the type checker that the method...

Here are the docs for 3.6 (which are the same as 3.10): A variable annotated with `C` may accept a value of type `C`. In contrast, a variable annotated with...

I just did a pretty basic test using a Docker container in Python 3.6 and it behaved the same way as 3.10. Making the change to that module also fixed...

This issue also applies to the `drop` and `release` methods in the `ConnectionPool` class. I made a pretty basic PR that fixes, but I am not an authorized contributor, so...

I think the entire purpose of Disque is the provide the ability to ensure delivery of jobs. If you produce a PUBSUB message, that doesn't guarantee delivery of the message...

Fair enough. It's up to @antirez, of course, but I'm personally not a fan of the PUBSUB system as it doesn't guarantee delivery of messages to the services that actually...

> That would mean transferring the job multiple times Right. Since it's a job and not a broadcast, that would be necessary. The scenario in my mind would look like...

I have solved this in GitLab using environment variables. The credential helper is able to automatically assume a role given an OIDC token and a role ARN. Example job in...

> After busting my head for a whole day following the docs, using this EXACT configuration (same variable names, same paths) solved it for me. > > **Thanks for sharing!**