I’m using aiohttp to asynchronously retrieve a price from a url. Previously, I used requests.get for synchronous reading. I can successfully fetch the data with requests.get, but the same url gives a 403 error when I try to do it with aiohttp. I’m trying to figure out what the problem might be, but so far I’m not having any luck.

I’m using aiohttp to asynchronously retrieve a price from a url. Previously, I used requests.get for synchronous reading. I can successfully fetch the data with requests.get, but the same url gives a 403 error when I try to do it with aiohttp. I’m trying to figure out what the problem might be, but so far I’m not having any luck.

I’m using aiohttp to asynchronously retrieve a price from a url. Previously, I used requests.get for synchronous reading. I can successfully fetch the data with requests.get, but the same url gives a 403 error when I try to do it with aiohttp. I’m trying to figure out what the problem might be, but so far I’m not having any luck.

I would like to access the full request data including automatic headers and the url with query params without this hacky global variable. Headers may be passed either to the session or the request. I would like to be able to access this information in the case of any exception after the request object has been initialized (much like a requests.PreparedRequest object). Is there another modification to ClientRequest which would accomplish this?

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I wrote two classes intended for a library that wrap REST api calls in a convenient way for the user. The library is intended for use in a FastApi application and also in research projects. I read that it is good practice to reuse the session object in order to reuse the connections so I create a session once for each instance like so: