I picked App Engine so I don't have to deal with load balancers so I'm
pretty ignorant.
Could you please explain how I overcome this slow response when using a
custom domain by using a "serverless neg behind GCLB".
I'm using Go in App Engine Standard.
Also, how much extra does this cost? I think
Thanks for this response - it turned out that I was using the wrong URL - I
was going to https://console.developer.google.com/datastore
<https://console.cloud.google.com/datastore> ( and have been for years ) -
changing to https://console.cloud.google.com/datastore fixed things
Dave
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as something changed regarding authentication that I have missed?
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Hi all; I've racked my brains & read much docs but still nada.. so hoping
for any pointers.
Want another DB in parallel to upgrade things (PG 12, to 14). PG12 works
fine, App Engine (flex, Node 16), Cloud Functions (Node 16; Python 3) and
local proxy all zero issues.
Update deploy script to ne
s issue
<https://github.com/mperham/sidekiq/issues/5008> too.
But I can't figure out how to do that with a flex ruby instance at build
time.
Any ideas? Or is there a guide for converting an existing ruby appengine
project to a custom project?
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When in the Google App Engine (flexible) environment, The request hangs and
times out after 120 secs ... In the logs, I am getting [CRITICAL] WORKER
TIMEOUT (pid:277) error when serving the Flask app with gunicorn and gevent
workers.
*here is app.yaml:*
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entrypoint:
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Hey everyone, I thought this was such a great question I wrote an article
about it.
https://in.3wks.com.au/whats-not-to-love-about-google-app-engine-31de6454e746
I'd appreciate your thoughts and feedback.
Dave
On Sunday, November 5, 2017 at 3:20:34 PM UTC+11, timh wrote:
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> I
Hey Torsten, it's a great question. We're mystified too!
As others have said, initially it was an odd platform. Major web frameworks
(e.g. Django, Spring etc) didn't originally work out of the box for a
variety of reasons including the lack of a SQL database, file size limits,
slow startup time
Hi Nick, thanks very much for confirming what we had seen. Looking at the
Access Control article it was not apparent that Project Owner was required
for the first step.
Best,
-dave
On Monday, February 13, 2017 at 11:24:56 AM UTC-5, Dave Chen wrote:
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> Simple question: I'm trying
rn is "insufficient
permissions". I've not been able to find this described in the
documentation--can someone please lend a hand?
Thanks!
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FYI, I experienced this same issue with LINEAR16 PCM data and setting the
sampleRate to 16k. I then realized that my actual data was at 44.1k.
After resampling, I get a reasonable response, although an error message
or even an empty list of responses would be nice in the case that the
recogni
ine time? If so,
where/how do I do that.
What is the best approach for an App Engine.
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> https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/go/tools/uploadinganapp .
>
> (I imagine the reason things worked previously for you is because goapp
> was riding piggyback on the auth tokens stored by gcloud, but now it needs
> its own).
>
>
> Alex
>
>
> On Tue, Aug 25
hub.com/google/google-api-go-client/tree/master/compute/v1 .
>
>
> Alex
>
>
> On Tue, Aug 25, 2015 at 10:04 AM, Dave Greenly
> wrote:
>
>> I am currently using GO to catch an email on my AppEngine which has been
>> working, but I am having trouble getting the c
dev_appserver commands remain
the official andsupported way of using App Engine from the command line).
If you want tocontinue using these tools, they are available for download
from the officialApp Engine download page here:
https://cloud.google.com/appengine/downloads
Thanks
Dave
On Saturday, A
Dave
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Interesting. Perhaps the difference is that I tested only GET and not POST
(still, I get behavioral differences between dev and test with GET, even if the
request looks the same in my tests).
Or, maybe your method uncovers something that mine does not. Could you try a
GET (maybe using the searc
'
These are for the query "dogs & cat)s" which I confirmed returns the
authentication error from prod (but not dev). In each case the URL
requested of my hosted app is:
/1.1/users/search.json?q=dogs%20%26%20cat)s
Note that the ) is not encoded. However, that remains th
(what I was getting it with the previous post is: if any of you need this
for your day jobs, you are welcome to try the same yourselves in the
meantime ;) )
On Wednesday, April 29, 2015 at 11:56:52 AM UTC-5, Dave Loomer wrote:
>
> All: I won't have time to do this in the next severa
All: I won't have time to do this in the next several hours (my app engine
app is not my day job), but I think tonight I'll try changing the
api.twitter.com endpoint to point to a URL I own, and then examine the URLs
/ query strings and headers received from my prod vs. dev code to see if
the e
urlfetch code which we can't debug in prod.
On Wednesday, April 29, 2015 at 11:46:38 AM UTC-5, Dave Loomer wrote:
>
> I am reaching similar conclusions as David (I am @kidneybingos on that
> Twitter dev thread). I have tried lots of punctuation characters, and most
> succeed,
I am reaching similar conclusions as David (I am @kidneybingos on that
Twitter dev thread). I have tried lots of punctuation characters, and most
succeed, but the following always cause errors:
' (apostrophe)
!
*
(
)
My conclusion is similarly that urlfetch is encoding something different as
o
I'm using:
LogService ls = LogServiceFactory.getLogService();
LogQuery lq = new LogQuery();
This works fine and I can download the logs from the GAE project I make the
call from. I'm wondering if I can get logs from a different project? I
don't see any way to use OAuth and provide cred
I return custom wrapper object with a field for my own internal status
codes. The wrapper object is a generic class so the playload/data can be
whatever I need to return.
Essentially unless something goes wrong my Endpoints always return 200. The
caller has to inspect the object returned to get
I had been using app engine for a while with no problems. In the last
couple of days, my app stopped working. The URL for my app is not being
found. If I redeploy the app, it works for a short time, and then stops
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Same here.
Why is there no "system status" dashboard for admin infrastructure?
The dashboard seems to ignore things like deployment errors, problems
loading task queue pages in the admin console, etc. that seem to plague a
lot of us regularly. I know there's an issue for it someplace, just too
laz
I'm getting the 503 error on backend "frequent-tasks" for app "mn-live."
There's an existing issue for this; not sure if everyone who experiences
this needs to open a new issue or if we should just keep the issue open
since it hasn't been resolved.
http://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issu
"Application statistics are currently unavailable"...
>>
>> Akitoshi Abe
>>
>>
>> 2013/2/7 Dave Loomer
>>
>>> Issues occurring over the past several hours:
>>>
>>>- Non-console-related: one of my backends wouldn't start.
Correction on item #1 regarding backend not starting. This is still
occurring. The log shows that some tasks did run on the backend overnight,
but right now I can't start any tasks on it. Still shows no instances
running.
On Thursday, February 7, 2013 7:14:52 AM UTC-6, Dave Loomer
Issues occurring over the past several hours:
- Non-console-related: one of my backends wouldn't start. Tasks would
just error out in the queue, and nothing (error or otherwise) showed in the
logs for that backend. Instances page would show no instance running. This
started last nig
don't know where should I go to llok for my database user name and
password.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
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~970MB right now.
On Jun 5, 11:33 am, Barry Hunter wrote:
> How big is the data you have already downloaded?
>
> You should be able to see the size of the file being written to.
>
> (or find the temporally file its been written to)
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download job has been running.
-Dave
On Jun 5, 11:03 am, Dave Peck wrote:
> I'm not sure how I missed that! Thanks.
>
> -Dave
>
> On Jun 5, 10:53 am, c h wrote:
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>
>
>
>
>
>
> > by default download_data is throttled. read the docs for appcfg.py
I'm not sure how I missed that! Thanks.
-Dave
On Jun 5, 10:53 am, c h wrote:
> by default download_data is throttled. read the docs for appcfg.py to see
> the settings and change them.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Tuesday, June 5, 2012 10:40:55 AM UTC-7, Dave Peck
.
Is there a faster way to download all data from a GAE app? Some
settings I can tweak that might help move things along?
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I am trying to understand the most widely used java framework for
developing server side web applications on Appengine. My goal is to
pick the most heavily used one for an upcoming class. I have seen no
usage statistics. Are there any available? Are java frameworks more or
less popular than Python
n outlined (in one way or another)
> here :-)
Indeed they were. ;-)
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> Should be possible:http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/
config/appconfig.html#Cust...
Ah, nice feature. Thanks; curious when this was added.
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Although I was hoping for useful, non-judgmental replies too.
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On Mar 6, 10:08 pm, "Brandon Wirtz" wrote:
> > The worst of it: we looked like rank amateurs in several ways, but perhaps
>
> I'd say "no offense" but I'd be lying.
>
> "
one greater than our 500 page. App Engine decided to display
a generic Google-logo'd "Over Quota" 500 page instead of our custom
500 error page. What customer in their right mind, after seeing such
an embarrassment, would think that we're serious about our business?
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The ID is get-cloak-live.
No remote queries; everything would have to have been generated by
handling requests (some of which were our cron jobs.)
Thanks,
Dave
On Mar 6, 4:53 pm, Alfred Fuller
wrote:
> What is your app id?
>
> Did you perform a lot of queries using r
10,000 read ops. Just no.
Google team -- is there someone I can speak with? I'd like to
understand in detail what happened and how to prevent it going
forward.
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settings since our Maximum Rate,
> >> Enorced Rate and Maximum Concurrent all far exceed the queue's
> >> throughput at the time of the delays)
>
> >> Any tips or clues on how to prevent this while still using push queues
> >> without backends?
>
> >
> that I have full control on the number of requests that will spin up,
err, number of instances that will spin up, rather ...
On Feb 5, 11:30 am, Dave Loomer wrote:
> In my case, since I was getting the 20-second delay almost 100% of the
> time, setting countdown=1 was the answer. If
,
> Enorced Rate and Maximum Concurrent all far exceed the queue's
> throughput at the time of the delays)
>
> Any tips or clues on how to prevent this while still using push queues
> without backends?
>
> On Feb 1, 9:03 pm, Robert Kluin wrote:
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>
>
>
>
>
>
Finally, it's probably an important clue that when I explicitly set
countdown=1 when creating the task, the delay in executing the task is
always almost exactly 1.5 seconds (not sure why it's not 1.0). If I don't
set a countdown value, it's almost as if I had set countdown=20. Except
that the E
And here is backends.yaml:
backends:
- name: overnight-external-data
class: B1
options: dynamic
instances: 1
and queue.yaml:
queue:
- name: overnight-tasks
rate: 50/s
bucket_size: 50
retry_parameters:
max_backoff_seconds: 1800
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# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
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# h
The tasks are not run transactionally, and in my testing the task is the
only one in queue. In fact, I also ran the tests *somewhat* successfully on
a separate app where this was the only code running. I say somewhat
because, as I stated in my original post, the 20-second delays didn't
happen e
Here are logs from three consecutive task executions over the past weekend,
with only identifying information removed. You'll see that each task
completes in a few milliseconds, but are 20 seconds apart (remember: I've
already checked my queue configurations, nothing else is running on this
bac
I see the same length of delay (~20 seconds) whether I'm testing with my
rapid-fire test handler, or running in production with tasks that spend 1+
minutes doing actual work (lots of RPCs- datastore, URLfetch, memcache).
Hope this helps.
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My ignorant question: Why are we discussing M/S vs. HRD when the OP said he
isn't accessing any data in serving his page?
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Interesting. I saw your thread but wasn't entirely sure if it was the
issue. I think the thing that threw me off was that your delays were
being reflected in the request ms in the logs, while in my case they
mostly aren't.
Does setting the task countdown work for you? Or is ~1 second delay
still t
I've seen cases where the reason for the failure just plain isn't in the
log. I think his happens when cron isn't able to find an available backend
instance (kind of rare, but can happen when things are busy or if you
configure a limited number of instances). It will keep trying for a few
minut
I've been able to nearly solve the delay problem by setting countdown=1 in
the Task constructor. This reduces the delay from 20 to about 1.5. Not sure
why it's not closer to 1.0 but this will be fine. The time to serve the
simple request is unaffected.
Still a strange bug (?).
Also, some other
FWIW should note that my app is master/slave. The pressure to move to
HRD/Python 2.7 is very real, but right now I have too many concerns with
replication delays and reading others' migration headaches with data
volumes similar to mine, so I have no short-term plans to migrate.
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The abstract is that I have a "hobby" app (granted, I put a lot of time and
energy into it) that does tons of mapreduce-esque backend processing
through tasks that execute, then create a new task for the next step, etc.
My site will never generate revenue so I aim to someday get my daily costs
work:
> appcfg.py request_logs --version="worker" --vhost="2.worker..
> appspot.com"
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 5:19 AM, Dave Loomer wrote:
> > Amy, I don't think it has anything to do with flushing or delays, as
&g
I should add that I don't have any truly long-running backend
processes -- typically, they all complete in a few minutes, and I run
thousands per day.
On Jan 18, 12:19 pm, Dave Loomer wrote:
> Amy, I don't think it has anything to do with flushing or delays, as
> even whe
o avail).
What additional information would you like for me? The exact command I
issue from the shell is:
appcfg.py --no_cookies --email= --passin --
num_days=2 request_logs "//mn-live" "/log.txt"
On Jan 15, 7:00 pm, Amy Unruh wrote:
> Dave,
>
> The same logs includ
The docs for downloading logs make no specific mention of backends,
and from my attempts it seems that you can only download logs for your
frontend. That would be strange though, and to make matters worse a
web search for "google app engine download backend logs" (no quotes
obvs.) reveals nothing
I was prompted once but am no longer prompted and I need to deploy to
a project in a different domain using a different administrator
account name and password. I do not see where to change or clear the
credentials.
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Ah, I see that scheduled downtime got moved. So I assume this is
planned and we'll be back soon? We've been down for a while now...
On May 3, 6:09 pm, Dave Peck wrote:
> I just launched my new app (www.getcloak.com).
>
> And, wouldn't you know it, just as I'm
in action
with App Engine! I can't even appcfg update my app to give users a
prettier error message...
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Well, we're back to working again. But I have logs that pretty clearly
show that (1) the datastore was failing to write my entities, and (2)
it was failing silently. Not good.
-Dave
On May 1, 6:30 pm, Dave Peck wrote:
> Title says it all.
>
> I have numerous apps. The datastore
Title says it all.
I have numerous apps. The datastore appears to be failing to write,
but doing so silently: no exceptions, no nothing.
What's up?
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sound like a reasonable conclusion?
Thanks,
Dave
On Mar 30, 4:54 pm, Dave Peck wrote:
> I just updgraded to 1.4.3, and now see this error when performing URL
> fetches:
>
> TypeError
> Exception Value:
> escape_encode() argument 1 must be string, not unicode
> Exception Locati
with Braintree, not the SDK.
Could someone investigate and advise?
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Dave
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I've seen some claims from potentially reliable sources that the
correct SPF record is in fact:
v=spf1 include:aspmx.googlemail.com ~all
But this seems wrong given the link you just pointed me to?
Thanks!
Cheers,
Dave
On Mar 27, 2:36 pm, Chris Copeland wrote:
> If you are sending
direction here?
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ovide PyCrypto on production, but it does not provide the
Crypto.Random submodule.
Thus my question: might we ever expect to see it?
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on whether Crypto.Random
will ever be available?
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On Mar 10, 4:39 pm, Dave Peck wrote:
> PyCrypto offers the blowfish cipher, but not thebcrypthash.
>
> What's the best way to store passwords on App Engine with PyCrypto?
>
> Thanks,
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PyCrypto offers the blowfish cipher, but not the bcrypt hash.
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I have tried putting code in the Contacts page, the App Controller
page, and a login view page i made. I am extremely frustrated. Please
assist.
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I've been trying to deploy an updated version of my app all morning,
and keep getting errors. What I see is as follows:
"""
Unable to update app: Error posting to URL:
https://appengine.google.com/api/datastore/cron/update?app_id=sad-fox&version=4&;
500 Internal Server Error
Server Error (500)
A
ld be key.
How have others approached this simple problem? You want transactions
on all sides if you can get them...
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Does using HTTPS imply higher CPU cost? Or is the hard work done
outside of metering?
(Also, the documentation about secure quotas seems a little vague. My
impression is: at least up front, they're the same as the non-secure
quotas, and "secure bandwidth" costs the same as regular?
I cannot find anything on the net, so I am requesting assistance
downloading a previous version of my gae, gwt app. I am using Ubuntu
Linux. Also, if it does not come down to Eclipse directly, kindly
instruct me how to unpack it, get it into eclipse. Thanks.
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On Dec 23, 4:29 pm, Matthew Hill wrote:
> Did you specify that your app would use GAE and GWT (it's the default).
>
> If so, all you need to do is click on the app engine "engine" icon up in the
> toolbar, enter your details, and it&#
I would like to put the MVP Tutorial project Contacts into a GAE
project to try to extend it. I am new to GAE and GWT and although
there are instructions at the end of Part II, I don't understand them.
I am using Eclipse on Ubuntu with the GAE SDK. Please assist.
Thank you,
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Agreed 100%. It's a great library, very simple and easy to use. It's
similar to the Python API, but in my opinion even better because it's
obvious what's going on, whereas the Python API has "magic" like auto-
fetching of ReferenceProperties, which can cause really terrible
performance if you don't
I'm still having constant problems - at least 50% of deployments are
still failing right now.
On Dec 2, 3:30 pm, Daniel wrote:
> Still broken for me. Another day, another problem with app engine...
>
> On Dec 2, 2:14 pm, Amir wrote:
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>
>
>
>
>
>
> > It's working again.
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I believe Google's datacenter is located in California, so it
shouldn't matter where you upload from.
On Dec 2, 1:13 am, hpbg delta wrote:
> I want make sure the user connects is effectuation in American if I
> upload the project from Taiwan.
>
> or user in Taiwan more fast connect the web data t
I've gotten two 500 errors in a row when trying to update an existing
version of my app engine/python app. Seems like whatever has been
breaking is still broken.
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I'd like to add: as much as I admire the App Engine team for being so
transparent with their status dashboard, it doesn't seem like it always
reflects on-the-ground reality. It would be good to have the current
outage reflected, for example.
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Me too. 500 errors and can't update my app.
Google team?
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Also happening to me constantly when doing Java deployment via command-
line (automated deploy script). I'm getting about a 75% failure rate,
which is a gigantic time waster.
I don't know how Google can claim to have a reasonable system when
their deployment tools fail so much. This is really gett
It's been broken for about 1.5 hours for me.
On Oct 18, 3:24 pm, johnP wrote:
> Having deployment issues from 11:40PDT --> ?
>
> Symptoms:
>
> 1. When uploading, it Checks if version is ready to be served..
> Until it gives up.
> 2. Switched from version X to version Y in Versions screen. The
Wow! What a lot of functionality with such an easy UI.
Congratulations!
On Sep 8, 3:17 am, Julian Namaro wrote:
> After a lot of work, and quite a bit of testing, I am happy today to
> present you my app.
> It's called memobuild, and it's basically an editor for large online
> documents (e.g. doc
Python. Raw WebApp.
On Aug 16, 3:26 pm, Jeff Schwartz wrote:
> it would probably help if you provided language, framework etc.
>
>
>
>
>
> On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 5:37 PM, Dave Peck wrote:
> > I have an app that regularly logs "critical" Soft Memory erro
ance seems tricky -- they both require native
extensions.
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I am seeing a similar error for our app. In some cases I get the
response back and the status_code attribute is not populated, even
though the response.content appears to be valid.
Dave Tucker
WebFilings
On Jun 15, 8:17 am, Gavin Andresen wrote:
> I'm getting spuriousurlfetch.Errorex
Ping!
Keeping this thread alive -- seems this has hit several people.
Anyone have answers?
Thanks,
Dave
On Jun 3, 7:03 pm, nischalshetty wrote:
> +1
>
> The deadline exceptions are beyond me. It's definitely not the 30 sec
> limit thingy happening.
>
> Seriously,
t's theory... I was hoping for a comment on practice. ;-)
Cheers,
Dave
On Jun 2, 2:19 pm, scarlac wrote:
> +1
> We've been having way too many of these errors for two weeks. Downtime
> is acceptable but this is ridiculous. This can't keep up or we'll have
> to re
r which is under
development, etc.)
Cheers,
Dave Peck
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Hi-
I was writing a request handler that sent an email address and was
very surprised when my unit tests failed due to is_email_valid
returning unexpected false positives. Upon further investigation of
the sdk source[1], turns out that invalid_email_reason is doing a very
very basic string valida
lines only with LF.
This causes Django 1.1's multipart parser to fail (in
parse_boundary_stream), since it is hardcoded to look for \r\n\r\n at
the end of each part's header.
As a result, I'm blocked on django+blobstore integration work...
I've logged this as issue 2515.
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