Upon closing a HTTP socket / cancelling a task on the client side, the server side reacts by raising a asyncio.CancelledError exception.
This behavior could be intentional or not.
I haven't yet figured out if the exception is raised by Subiquity itself, by aiohttp or by something else.
Upon closing a HTTP socket / cancelling a task on the client side, the server side reacts by raising a asyncio. CancelledError exception.
This behavior could be intentional or not.
I haven't yet figured out if the exception is raised by Subiquity itself, by aiohttp or by something else.