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Do you have any suggestions on getting cqueues to work seamlessly with Tarantool fibers?
I've interposed `step` like [this](https://gist.github.com/daurnimator/f1c7965b47a5658b88300403645541aa#file…
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Is Lapis appears to LUA 5.3 ?
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Seems to often sit and wait during shutdown after SIGINT here.
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`socket.connect` can return `nil, errno` in case of errors, e.g.
``` lua
cs=require"cqueues.socket";
s,e=cs.connect({host="127.0.0.1"; port="foo";});
print(s,e, require"cqueues.errno".strerror(e))
``…
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This might not be a lua-http issue; but only lua-http shows this behavior on sites using the Fastly CDN. The following works, outputting "200", as expected:
> local req = httpreq.new_from_uri( 'htt…
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Thank you @daurnimator for an excellent package and just as much, your responsive support.
We have observed an issue on Debian 9 with (latest) lua packages installed. The script we are running make…
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I ran into an issue that I think is caused by busted clearing out `package.loaded` between tests: https://github.com/wahern/cqueues/issues/109#issuecomment-151902177
I didn't realise busted did this,…
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I think this is a problem on my end just wanted to know what this error actually means.
```
/usr/local/share/lua/5.3/cqueues/socket.lua:578: exceeded unchecked error limit (Broken pipe)
```
`…
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```
cs = require "cqueues.socket"
s = cs.connect("localhost", 22);
s:close()
print(s:stat())
```
> calling 'stat' on bad self (socket closed)
Which I expected to be able callable on a closed socket
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When you have a `:read()` going on in one coroutine, and `:close()` the socket in another, `:read()` will throw an error:
```
/usr/local/share/lua/5.1/cqueues/socket.lua:397: calling 'recv' on bad se…