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HTTP transport layer hangs? #126
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Hey @dnaaun , no it isn’t expected. Can you please provide more details, and if possible a code example of the issue. |
Thanks for the quick reply Joseph! I tried to create a minimal repro, but the minimal repro didn't reproduce the problem 😂 . Instead, I'm now having an issue where the HTTP transport simply hangs. I'll definitely report back if I get around to making a minimal repo. But if, in the mean time, anyone wants to look into this with a repro (tho not very minimal), UPDATE: The below instructions don't actually work because you need some env vars set.
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Hey @dnaaun , I had a look today at this issue. On the topic of large payloads; I have just merged tests for WebSocket, Text Http requests, and Json Http requests, where I upload 16mb of data. Those tests have passed. I'm unable to replicate your issue. On the topic of the tests hanging; I cannot see anything wrong with the Axum Test setup in your project. However I won't be able to run your project without rewriting large amounts of it. I'd be happy to help debug, however I'm afraid you will need to provide a more minimal example. |
Merci, vielen dank, and thank you for looking into this!
That's beyond fair. But I'm curious:
Thanks for letting me know! |
Closing until I provide a more minimal repro. |
I need to use the HTTP transport because I want to test websockets, but I think the HTTP transport layer truncates the body at around 10-11KB. Is that expected?I now have a new issue with the HTTP transport layer hanging, which I've outlined in the comment below.
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