AuthorizedSession takes keyword arguments that are passed down to the ClientSession, so when we make requests using the session that it yields, these arguments are effective. However, AuthorizedSession also does token fresh in its request method, where it manually creates a ClientSession which doesn't include these keyword arguments.
In my scenario, we have to run some logic under a VPN, so I need to pass trust_env into every aiohttp Session, cause otherwise the request would just hang and eventually time out. Because of this I cannot really use AuthorizedSession as it just always times out at the token refresh step.
Environment details
OS: MacOS 14.3
Python version: 3.12
google-auth version: 2.29.0
Steps to reproduce
credentials, _ = default_async()
async with AuthorizedSession(trust_env=False) as session:
await session.request(...)
The code is stuck at the session.request step until it times out if a proxy is used.
Possible solutions
We can just pass the kwargs accepted in the AuthorizedSession constructor into the ClientSession constructor here
AuthorizedSessiontakes keyword arguments that are passed down to theClientSession, so when we make requests using thesessionthat it yields, these arguments are effective. However,AuthorizedSessionalso does token fresh in itsrequestmethod, where it manually creates aClientSessionwhich doesn't include these keyword arguments.In my scenario, we have to run some logic under a VPN, so I need to pass
trust_envinto every aiohttp Session, cause otherwise the request would just hang and eventually time out. Because of this I cannot really useAuthorizedSessionas it just always times out at the token refresh step.Environment details
google-authversion: 2.29.0Steps to reproduce
The code is stuck at the
session.requeststep until it times out if a proxy is used.Possible solutions
We can just pass the
kwargsaccepted in theAuthorizedSessionconstructor into theClientSessionconstructor here