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Use the block size determined by asyncssh if nothing is specified #52

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@mxmlnkn mxmlnkn commented Oct 3, 2024

Fixes #49

Note that the limits property will be added with this commit, which has not been released yet. It would be prudent to wait for this API to stabilize with the next version release of asyncssh.

This implementation checks for the existence of this property anyway, so that it also works with older versions of asyncssh.

I also need to check how it should behave / behaves with a server not supporting the limits query. Probably simply check max_read_len for None.


self.kwargs = kwargs

self._file = sync(self.loop, self._open_file)
self._closed = False

def _determine_block_size(self, channel):
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should it be cached? should it be async?

@@ -81,6 +90,9 @@ async def _open_file(self):
def readable(self):
return "r" in self.mode

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needs rebase?

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yes

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Use the default block size of asyncssh instead of overwriting it to 48 KiB
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