| 2024-04-23 10:14:34 |
Andreas Tsagkaropoulos |
description |
When the connector.stop() method is called, an exception is raised, with the following text:
too many values to unpack (expected 2)
The solution to this is to append to lines 42/44 of the context.py file the .items() function call. |
When the connector.stop() method is called, an exception is raised, with the following text:
too many values to unpack (expected 2)
The solution to this is to append to lines 42/44 of the context.py file the .items() function call.
Related to the stopping process, in line 72 of the context.py file there is a warning printed as follows, when I retry to create a new consumer in the place of an old consumer which has been stopped:
WARNING - [context] Trying to register consumer that already exists
The solution to this would be to either reuse the old consumer object or to somehow delete the consumer from the dictionary containing it, when it has been stopped. |
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