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  • Updated the code to get the raw socket in AsyncioReactor._create_connection to be compatible with uvloop.
  • Added soak tests for the asyncio client
  • Updated client/member shell scripts to terminate clients/members on termination.
  • Removed Python 3.7 support declaration (which was accidentally left).

@yuce yuce added this to the 5.6.0 milestone Dec 9, 2025
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@yuce yuce requested review from emreyigit and ihsandemir December 9, 2025 05:40
@yuce yuce merged commit d3aae84 into hazelcast:master Dec 9, 2025
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@yuce yuce deleted the asyncio-module-soak-tests branch December 9, 2025 06:33
"Programming Language :: Python",
"Programming Language :: Python :: 3",
"Programming Language :: Python :: 3 :: Only",
"Programming Language :: Python :: 3.7",
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how come this was not caught before? Dont we have a test to verify all supported runtimes?

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We can't test for these.
These are just annotations.

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there used to be 10 clients all same type. Now you mıxed asyncio and non-asyncio usage. But this is not an expected usage from users. I would keep 10 clients and have 2 different tests for asynci and asyncore. We need to make sure both clients work independently in their own cluster without a problem. Mixed usage is another use case which is less interest.

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Users can use both asyncio and asyncore clients together without problems even in the same process.

In the soak tests, asyncio and asyncore clients run in different processes, so there's even better isolation.

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We do not do such mixed tests for other clients which is also possible. If you want to change the soak test in this way, we better evaluate changing it for all clients. Original soak test did not mean to test this scenario.

@yuce yuce changed the title Asyncio module soak tests [HZ-5278] Asyncio module soak tests Dec 10, 2025
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