Connection aborted errors in Django about python-server-sdk HOT 6 CLOSED

Hi @loicgasser, thanks for writing in!

Our Team will be working on upgrades to the Python SDK as our next roadmap item and we'll also ensure that this issue is also resolved with those upgrades. We expect to start the work in the coming days and have the new updates fully rolled out in a couple of weeks.

Would this timeline be sufficient for you and your team to work with, or is this issue a blocker for you at this time?

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Hi thank you for the quick response.
The solution for us at this point is not to use the SDK, and query DevCycle API directly using a "safer" approach.

While I have your attention, we've also had our share of problems with
https://github.com/DevCycleHQ/python-server-sdk/blob/main/devcycle_python_sdk/api_client.py#L68

AK starting the ThreadPool outside of the settings.py. We learned the hard way we were creating a ThreadPool under the hood (as problems yet again don't show up locally).

We are not using the async feature so I would like to see a world were we could also avoid the creation of a thread pool if we don't plane on using it.

It's probably out of scope, but python 3 is async in nature and there are some lighter solutions out there if we want to use python asynchronously. I understand the reason for this optimization historically, but we would probably be better served with something like this:
https://github.com/encode/httpx

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Hey @loicgasser that sounds good, we'll be sure to update you when our Python SDK updates have been made. We'll be re-evaluating the whole SDK, including how we're handling the Thread Pools so that should see some changes. Thanks for the additional info!

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Hi @loicgasser,

We've released a new version of the DevCycle Cloud Bucketing Python SDK, v2.0.0. This is a major release that contains improvements to the underlying logic in the SDK. You can find out more by visiting the following link.

Release: https://github.com/DevCycleHQ/python-server-sdk/releases/tag/v2.0.0

Notable changes

• Classnames have changed! Be sure to check out our updated documentation to ensure that you're using the new SDK method names. Hint: check out the getting-started page and section on defining user attributes.
• Removed Support for Python 2
• Removed thread pooling rest client

We've updated our Django Sample App to v2.0.0 which will allow you to use Django middleware to initialize DevCycle, instead of initializing DevCycle in your settings.py. We recommend checking that out as well.

Sample App: https://github.com/DevCycleHQ/python-django-example-app

Let us know if you have any questions on the release!

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Great thanks

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@loicgasser we're going to mark this as resolved. Let us know if you run into any further issues.

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