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Work around openssl Connection(Reset|Aborted)Error on Windows #1298

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@njsmith njsmith commented Nov 9, 2019

Fixes gh-1293, I hope.

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njsmith commented Nov 9, 2019

(This intermittent failure broke our last ~5 builds so fixing it has become pretty urgent)

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Merging #1298 into master will not change coverage.
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pquentin commented Nov 9, 2019

Thanks! Is there an OpenSSL issue for this bug?

@pquentin pquentin merged commit e954957 into python-trio:master Nov 9, 2019
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njsmith commented Nov 9, 2019

There are two of them; it's another manifestation of the whole saga linked from #819

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Intermittent ConnectionResetError in SSL tests on Windows, probably due to openssl 1.1.1 bug
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