Package creates a global multiprocessing.Manager() which starts its own subprocess.
Such libraries like hypercorn can not work with this package, because they start daemon processes in which the package might be injected and started. Running new processes in daemon-processes is forbidden.
Perhaps the package needs some alternative decision of populating shared locks and shared multiprocessing objects.
Package creates a global
multiprocessing.Manager()which starts its own subprocess.Such libraries like hypercorn can not work with this package, because they start daemon processes in which the package might be injected and started. Running new processes in daemon-processes is forbidden.
Perhaps the package needs some alternative decision of populating shared locks and shared multiprocessing objects.