Memory management in a seastar application is a very important topic, as seastar applications are usually long running server applications that want to maximize the usage of memory as well as be resilient to memory fragmentation.
Add a section on this to the docs/tutorial.md based on the lessons we learned at ScyllaDB. In a nutshell: when large buffers are needed prefer storing data in a chunke

in elif ACL_WINDOWS

lib_acl/src/net/acl_vstream_net.c
line 117

@@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ ACL_VSTREAM *acl_vstream_accept_ex(ACL_VSTREAM *sstream,
                connfd = acl_accept(servfd, buf, sizeof(buf), NULL);
        } else if (sstream->iocp_sock == ACL_SOCKET_INVALID) {
                return NULL;
-       else {
+       } else {
                int   ret;

                co

I could not see any Exceptions thrown within my coroutines until I set the is_async flag.

I suggest enabling the flag in all your examples where you subscribe and use a coroutine as a callback. Example:

async def cb():
  if bad():
    raise Exception('error')
nc.subscribe('sample', cb=cb, is_async=True)

We have script for updating our requirements. But we can move to some better:

pip-compile development.in
pip-compile documentation.in
pip-compile production.in

i think this looks much better.

• remove check-requirements.py
• add pip-compile for upgrade command into makefile
• describe into the documentation how use *.in files for that

https://github.com/jazz

Resolving this issue involves going through the handlers in the modules/ tree alongside the matrix client and server specification to flag methods required to be rate-limited. Currently some are, but many are not.

Example of a method with the flag:

resource::method
method
{
    resource, "GET", handler,
    {
        method.REQUIRES_AUTH |
        method.RATE_LIMITED
    }
};
`

As per my grumbling in #63 it seems the docker health check is failing on travis.

I'm sure at some point I'll fix it.

It's not immediately clear that this project is tested for 3.7
If you could add python 3.8 in the test pipeline that would be great.

Im running the example presented in this link: https://python-bittrex-websocket-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/howto.html (using steps 1 and 2) and I get the following error:

 RuntimeWarning: coroutine 'MySocket.on_public' was never awaited
  f(*a, **kw)
RuntimeWarning: Enable tracemalloc to get the object allocation traceback