Django channel Error "took too long to shut down and was killed."

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I am getting this error on my console log, and on form submit it keeps loading does not post data to the server.

/home/Python/Working/Benutzerverwaltung/env/lib/python3.6/site-packages/channels/sessions.py:183>
wait_for=<Future pending cb=[<TaskWakeupMethWrapper object at
0x7fab9fe51408>()]>> for connection <WebSocketProtocol
client=['127.0.0.1', 59462] path=b'/ws/stream/Sales'> took too long to
shut down and was killed.

Here is my code for closing the channel.

async def disconnect(self, code):
    async_to_sync(self.channel_layer.group_discard)(
        self.room_group_name,
        self.channel
    )
    await self.close()

async def websocket_disconnect(self, event):
    print("Disconnect", event)
    await self.send({
        "type": "websocket.close"
    })

How to fix this?

django-redis django-channels python-3.x django websocket
2 Answers

This error is broadly because a coroutine is hanging around longer than it should.

This specific case

In this case, AsyncWebsocketConsumer.websocket_disconnect() is being overridden but is not calling super() which means that StopConsumer() isn't run (see channels/generic/websocket.py:228). Perhaps don't override websocket_disconnect at all, since there's nothing in this example that justifies it.

Also note that async_to_sync is intended for sync consumers, but this is an async consumer. Instead use:

await self.channel_layer.group_discard(
    self.room_group_name,
    self.channel
)

The await self.close() isn't required as disconnect has already occurred. Remove that line.

AsyncHttpConsumer

Similarly in an AsyncHttpConsumer the mistake I've often made is to call await self.send_response(...) but then forget to call return afterwards, so the function will continue on when you didn't expect it to.

AsyncHttpConsumer also has an open bug report about not surfacing exceptions within handle(). The only option currently is to adding extra print/logging lines to figure out what is/isn't running.

Beware of django-debug-toolbar

Also worth noting is that adding debug-toolbar to your INSTALLED_APPS will silence exceptions in your async consumers. See discussion here. Beware!

user_45228880

I solved this error. Try to delete your env and create a new one. The error will disappear.

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