Open Cyb-Nikh opened 2 years ago
Hi @Cyb-Nikh, thanks for writing in!
It seems that you're using Chalice's local testing server. Can I ask you to make sure if the same situation arises without Chalice handler? To verify this, you can use App#start()
, Flask adapter or any other adapters. If the issue is specific to Chalice use cases, we can narrow down the issue and may be able to resolve it more quickly.
Hi @seratch, thanks for the response. Yes, I'm using Chalice local testing server. I tried using bolt app#start(), it worked perfectly fine. It seems the issue is specific to chalice.
@Cyb-Nikh Thanks for sharing the result. Unfortunately, we don't have the bandwidth to resolve this issue in the short term. If you figure out how to fix this issue, your pull requests are always welcome!
As an immediate workaround, I would recommend using Flask dev server for your local development while still using Chalice for production deployments. For instance, your project structure can be:
App
instance)app
from bolt_app.py
and run the app with the default web server or Flask etc.)app
from bolt_app.py
and create Chalice handler)With this way, you use only bolt_app.py
and prod.py
for production deployments.
I hope this was helpful.
Thanks for the suggestion @seratch. This can be used as a temporary solution, though I would definitely try to dig further into the possible approach.
I want to perform operations when a member has joined a channel which takes more than 5 seconds, but I'm getting BrokenPipeError: [Errno 32] Broken pipe.
The minimal step to reproduce the same has been shown below while using the lazy listener it waits for 10 seconds before responding back.
Reproducible in:
The
slack_bolt
versionslack-bolt==1.9.1 slack-sdk==3.11.1
Python runtime version
Python 3.6.15
OS info
Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS
Steps to reproduce:
Expected result:
Since the event is acknowledging the Slack within 3 seconds irrespective of the lazy listener function time, it should have processed the same.
Actual result:
Requirements
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