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httpx.Response.elapsed cannot be accessed anymore

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I have logging that reads request time from .elapsed attribute of httpx.Request. Everything works with 0.13, but after upgrading to 0.15 I’m getting exceptions:

'.elapsed' may only be accessed after the response has been read or closed.

My versions: httpx==0.21.1 pytest-httpx==0.15.0

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Created 2 years ago
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mvbrncommented, Dec 23, 2021

Unfortunately, it was fixed only for add_response and still does not work for add_callback. I’ve proposed a fix -> https://github.com/Colin-b/pytest_httpx/pull/61

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Colin-bcommented, Dec 23, 2021

Thanks @mvbrn ,

Release 0.17.2 was performed today with your fix

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