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Revert pinging implementation, and call super method in websocket open #28

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This should allow terminals in Jupyter to use the websocket pinging implemented by a mixin class.

Ping @minrk @zyzhu2000

This reverts commit 1c591fa, reversing
changes made to fcd5f74.
Allows for Jupyter mixin class to start websocket pinging
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minrk commented Feb 10, 2016

👍 to this for use in Jupyter. It does remove the feature for uses outside Jupyter.

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Right, but any application that wants to use it can copy the mixin class. The pinging is orthogonal to what you actually do with the websocket.

Do you think it's worth sending the pinging code upstream to tornado? It sounds like a pretty general requirement.

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minrk commented Feb 10, 2016

Do you think it's worth sending the pinging code upstream to tornado? It sounds like a pretty general requirement.

Yeah, probably a good idea.

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Revert pinging implementation, and call super method in websocket open
@takluyver takluyver merged commit f66b50e into master Feb 12, 2016
@takluyver takluyver deleted the open-super branch February 12, 2016 17:59
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PMende commented Aug 21, 2019

Is this commit actually in a release? We're still experiencing websocket timeouts with the terminado terminals.

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