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Fixes mcp-atlassian reporting a valid Jira PAT as expired after a 429 rate limit. Use when a 429 is followed by 401 Login Required but the PAT works via curl. Not for genuinely expired tokens.
Fixes the urllib3 2.x breakage where DEFAULT_CIPHERS was removed from urllib3.util.ssl_. Use when importing cloudscraper/cfscrape-era code raises ImportError naming DEFAULT_CIPHERS. Not for missing cloudscraper.
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.
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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Fixed in v0.3.0; upgrade paddle_billing to v0.3.0 or newer. The reporter confirmed the fix. The issue was specifically about the disconnect/abort path, not normal preview requests. Source: Source:
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The Paddle Python SDK prices-preview call crashed with AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'status_code' when the request was aborted on disconnect. The SDK assumed the response object was always present, so a cancelled request blew up instead of raising a clean error. The traceback pointed at urllib3 i…
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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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It was a bug in the generated code: python-asana's rest.py used the deprecated HTTPResponse.getheaders() call. The fix was to regenerate with a newer swagger-codegen, and it shipped in v5.0.5 (v5.0.4's publish workflow failed, so the fix landed in v5.0.5). Update to python-asana 5.0.5 or newer and the warning goes…
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While using get_tasks_for_project in python-asana with a deliberately wrong project GID (I was testing exception handling), I got this urllib3 warning: HTTPResponse.getheaders() is deprecated and will be removed in urllib3 v2.1.0. Instead access HTTPResponse.headers directly. It points at line 45 of `asana/rest.py…
Problem outcome: unknown