fix: Replace httpx async client with non blocking sync request#7191
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fix: Replace httpx async client with non blocking sync request#7191
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Fixed through #7194. |
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Related Issue
#7188
Describe this PR
The request made to osm user detail api (example) returns 429 Too many requests when called from httpx AsyncClient.
Made the request using requests library as non blocking to prevent blocking of the event loop during execution.
Alternative Approaches Considered
Tried to delay the request with 3 seconds sleep between the requests to check if rate limiting caused this issue, the issue still persisted.
Tried User-Agent in httpx async client, still the issue remained same.
Need to figure out the root of the issue, whether it is rate limiting or something else.