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I've been using iexfinance without any trouble, but recently I've started getting hangs in the get_historical_intraday function. It gets stuck there forever without recovering, so I've currently wrapped this call under a subprocess worker, which also failed today.
Python version 3.8. Upgrades iexfinance to 0.5 today, so not sure if this will happen again in the recent version.
Date/time of issue
Recently. Happened on Nov 18th, and also Jan 5th (happened also within this interval, but I implemented a workaround)
Expected behaviour
get_historical_intraday gracefully terminates with a timeout error, or some error message showing what is going on.
Actual behaviour
It gets stuck there forever without recovering, so I've currently wrapped this call under a subprocess worker and forced a timeout as below
This workaround allowed it to work more-or-less as this "hang" was rare, but today the worker timeout consistently happened for about an hour and a half. Since this happens very rarely, I wonder if this is happening only to me, or whether this is a problem going on at IEX.
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Summary (include Python version)
I've been using iexfinance without any trouble, but recently I've started getting hangs in the
get_historical_intraday
function. It gets stuck there forever without recovering, so I've currently wrapped this call under a subprocess worker, which also failed today.Python version 3.8. Upgrades iexfinance to 0.5 today, so not sure if this will happen again in the recent version.
Date/time of issue
Recently. Happened on Nov 18th, and also Jan 5th (happened also within this interval, but I implemented a workaround)
Expected behaviour
get_historical_intraday
gracefully terminates with a timeout error, or some error message showing what is going on.Actual behaviour
It gets stuck there forever without recovering, so I've currently wrapped this call under a subprocess worker and forced a timeout as below
This workaround allowed it to work more-or-less as this "hang" was rare, but today the worker timeout consistently happened for about an hour and a half. Since this happens very rarely, I wonder if this is happening only to me, or whether this is a problem going on at IEX.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: