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In python 3.11 asyncio module, a new version of set_write_buffer_limits and get_write_buffer_limits has been introduced for SSL (sslproto.py), that doesn't delegate to the transport layer. However the old version of get_write_buffer_limits is still inplace, overwriting the new version
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In python 3.11 asyncio module, a new version of
set_write_buffer_limitsandget_write_buffer_limitshas been introduced for SSL (sslproto.py), that doesn't delegate to the transport layer. However the old version ofget_write_buffer_limitsis still inplace, overwriting the new versionYour environment
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get_write_buffer_limits#99280get_write_buffer_limits(GH-99280) #99338