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I had an issue with the standard grpc library (used via Python) and wanted to see if using tonic for certain requests would make any difference, so I wrote a small PyO3 wrapper with just the methods I needed and continued using the standard Python grpc library for all other requests.
This resulted in a lot of transport errors from tonicand a lot more AioRpcErrors from the Python library than usual. Is there any kind of thread-level or process-level resource that tonic and the C++ library could be competing over, that would cause the two libraries not to work well when used together in the same process or thread?
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I had an issue with the standard
grpc
library (used via Python) and wanted to see if usingtonic
for certain requests would make any difference, so I wrote a small PyO3 wrapper with just the methods I needed and continued using the standard Pythongrpc
library for all other requests.This resulted in a lot of
transport error
s fromtonic
and a lot moreAioRpcError
s from the Python library than usual. Is there any kind of thread-level or process-level resource thattonic
and the C++ library could be competing over, that would cause the two libraries not to work well when used together in the same process or thread?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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