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Tenacity is an Apache 2.0 licensed general-purpose retrying library, written in Python, to simplify the task of adding retry behavior to just about anything. It originates from a fork of retrying which is sadly no longer maintained. Tenacity isn't api compatible with retrying but adds significant new functionality and fixes a number of longstanding bugs.

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Python3 retrying with tenacity (w/out decorators) gives error claiming "missing arguments" when using gspread

I'm trying to use the tenacity module to avoid frequent requesting errors (APIErrors) from gspread. I understand the common examples of tenacity use decorators, but I want to use tenacity's Retrying() function so I can have it retry gspread's…
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Referencing self in decorator

I am implementing a database connector class in python. I will use the retry decorator from tenacity library to retry the connection of database when it times out. I want to pass the self.retry_count and self.retry_interval to the arguments in retry…
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Can I dynamically change the arguments passed to a function when retrying with Tenacity?

I'd like to make use of the Tenacity Python library for its @retry decorator. However, I want to call my function with different parameters on each retry, and am not sure how to specify that. My function definition looks something like this: from…
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Disable Tenacity for loop `for attempt in Retrying` in unit tests

I am writing unit tests and want to disable tenacity, I've previously been able to disable tenacity when its a decorator ie: @retry(stop=stop_after_attempt(3),wait=wait_fixed(5)) def function_that_retries(param) -> None:
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python retry with retrying, disable for unittest

EDIT: Since tenacity is a more recent for of retrying, this question can be considered a duplicate of the linked question, with the solution being to upgrade to tenacity. Similar to this question, I want to unittest a function in python that has a…
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