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Fixes cloudscraper (and cfscrape-era code) breaking against urllib3 2.x, which removed urllib3.contrib.appengine. Use when the ImportError names appengine from urllib3.contrib on import cloudscraper. Not for missing cloudscraper itself.
Fixes draw_mermaid_png() timing out against mermaid.ink when rendering LangGraph diagrams. Use when you see ReadTimeout or "Failed to reach from get_graph().draw_mermaid_png(). Workarounds: print_ascii() fallback, higher retries, or local Pyppeteer rendering. Not a graph bug.
Everything broke the day requests 2.24.0 came out with 250003: Failed to execute request. The connector team confirmed on the thread that requests 2.24.0 was unsupported. Pinning requests==2.23.0 fixed it immediately for me. If you cannot pin, upgrade the connector itself to 2.3.8+, which vendors its own requests …
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Connections started failing with snowflake.connector.errors.OperationalError: 250003: Failed to execute request right after requests 2.24.0 shipped, because the connector was not yet compatible with it. The maintainer confirmed the connector did not support requests 2.24.0 at the time. Pin requests back: `pip instal…
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Set your own User-Agent instead of Python/requests' default: too many clients share the default UA and get collectively rate-limited by Wikipedia, which surfaces as a JSONDecodeError because the 429 response has no JSON body. Configure a descriptive UA per the Wikimedia user-agent policy (identify your app + contact).…
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wikipedia.random() (and other calls) started throwing requests.exceptions.JSONDecodeError: Expecting value: line 1 column 1 (char 0), raised from wikipedia.py's _wiki_request at r.json(). The program made very few requests (sometimes one per day), so it was not rate-limiting on volume. The API was actually returning H…
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The 4.10.1 release shipped with wrong PyPI metadata that demanded requests>=2.32.5, which the library never actually needed. Fix: reinstall or upgrade to mixpanel 4.10.1 now, the PyPI metadata was corrected by the maintainers and installs resolve normally again. If your lockfile still resolves the bad metadata, clea…
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Installing mixpanel 4.10.1 suddenly started failing with requirements mismatches, demanding requests>=2.32.5 even for users pinned to older requests versions. Multiple users reported broken release workflows on the same day. A maintainer said the library did not actually require requests that new and that they would…
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AsyncClient used different file-handling logic than the sync Client and mangled repeated keys. The maintainer fixed it in PR #35, so upgrading to the release containing that fix resolves it. Workarounds for the affected version: use unique keys ("inline[0]", "inline[1]" instead of "inline" twice), or pass th…
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With AsyncClient, passing multiple attachments under the same key fails with a malformed attachment object error. The same payload works with the synchronous Client, so the async file-handling logic differs. Version 1.6.0, Linux, Python 3.12.
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It was not intentional. The 11.0.0 release removed urllib3 2.x compatibility in a changeset that slipped in without a release-notes callout. The maintainers fixed it right away: 11.1.0 restores urllib3 2.x compatibility, and users confirmed that with 11.1.0 they could install urllib3 v2.x alongside the HubSpot client …
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After upgrading hubspot-api-python to 11.0.0, pip now refuses to resolve my environment because the SDK dropped support for urllib3 2.x. I have already adopted urllib3 2.x and the 11.0.0 release notes do not even mention the removal. Is this intentional, and how do I keep using urllib3 2.x with the HubSpot client?
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The library historically only used the v1 REST API, which is why create_page() started failing on Confluence Cloud with that PermissionException. The maintainers implemented v2 API support in the 5.0.0 release, so the fix is to upgrade to 5.0.0 or newer. If you cannot upgrade, the workaround users verified is to b…
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The atlassian-python-api Confluence module still calls the v1 REST endpoints (/wiki/rest/api/), but Atlassian announced that many v1 content functions will stop working on Confluence Cloud. confluence.create_page() now fails with `HTTPError: com.atlassian.confluence.api.service.exceptions.PermissionException: Coul…
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Pass connection_verify=False when creating the client: DocumentIntelligenceClient(endpoint=..., credential=..., connection_verify=False). This is documented in the azure-core configuration options and was confirmed by the Azure SDK maintainer on this issue. Note the security caveat: with verification off you will …
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I am analyzing PDFs with the Azure Document Intelligence SDK (azure-ai-documentintelligence) and get: ServiceRequestError: [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed: self signed certificate in certificate chain. My environment uses a proxy with a self-signed cert. Requests lets me pass `verify=Fal…
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