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Async workers broken on Python 3.7 due to backwards-incompatible change #1823
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This has already been addressed. See #1822 |
Ahh, can't believe I missed that. Thanks, @jamadden! |
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Fixes error described here: benoitc/gunicorn#1823
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Use compatible psycopg2 package. Adds transfer_uuid for securing azure deliveries. Upgrade to python 3.8 Python 3.9 had an error building greenlet Upgrade gunicorn for async keyword bug Fixes error described here: benoitc/gunicorn#1823 Use Storage-as-a-Service to check recipient container url Checks the container url entered in the acceptance web form is owned by the recipient(current user). This is done using the SAAS `/api/FileSystems/{account}/{container}` API endpoint. Currently this endpoint fails with a 500 for storage accounts it cannot find. See microsoft/storage-as-a-service#111
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Per the release notes of Python 3.7, "async" and "await" are now reserved keywords. This means that async workers like
gevent
no longer work because they try to import thegevent.workers.async
module, which is now aSyntaxError
:The obvious fix would be to rename the async module to something else, but I believe that would constitute a breaking change so I figured I'd open an issue before attempting to contribute.
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