HTTPX Fiber Concurrency Plugin for Cross-Fiber Connection Management
By
amalinovic
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Summary
The article explains the :fiber_concurrency plugin for HTTPX, which enables connections and sessions to be used across fibers managed by a fiber scheduler, particularly useful for long-lived/persistent connections. It includes a code example showing how to use the plugin with fiber scheduling for concurrent HTTP requests and notes that this plugin is required when using the :persistent plugin.
Key quotes
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This is of particular relevance if the connections are long-lived/persistent.
Note that, if you're using the :persistent plugin, this plugin is required by default.
This plugin is a requirement if you're using httpx in programs with a fiber
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