prawcore VS asyncprawcore

I checked this file: https://github.com/praw-dev/prawcore/blob/main/prawcore/exceptions.py which states that the Forbidden exception occurs when "authentication is not permitted for the request" but I don't understand how that can happen for science but not movies. Would really appreciate any help. Thanks!

It's been a while, but I put the whole explanation for my change in the ticket here, which includes a link to the spreadsheet (you can make a copy of the spreadsheet to change the variables) where I show the math over time. The goals were to use up requests as fast as possible, ie don't sleep at all, when there's extra ones, and also try to avoid a multi-minute long sleep at the end of the window by preemptively rationing requests when it's behind.

I don't think the error is due to a rate limit. Since the error is raised when you're getting the author's detail with author.comment_karma, as already commented, I think the author has been deleted or hidden at that time for some reason. So I recommend to log the author's name, and actual request you sent if possible; see https://github.com/praw-dev/prawcore/blob/main/prawcore/exceptions.py and examine ex.original_exception (where ex is the exception object) for details.

Looks like you found the problem. For future reference, it's definitely an option to just manually edit the installed praw/asyncpraw files and print a stacktrace on every call. I think just here would do it.

Since some OAuth2 client implementations might not handle this scenario (whereas PRAW does, for example), we’re not immediately enforcing revocation of the consumed refresh token. We’re looking to enforce this starting in Q2 2021

I've tried to understand why praw makes such a long pauses. I've inspected the source code and I found where the pausing time is set and could not understand why it is calculated like this. I decided to look at the commits and, I am very glad, that it was you, who changed the formula, and I can ask you directly! Can you please explain this commit? According to this formula, at the beginning of each period, the pause is always set to 10 seconds. And at the end of the period, script tries to make up the difference. https://github.com/praw-dev/asyncprawcore/commit/a451b3c8682edb79d2c5bcfc62bd2ebd76f81b98

At some time on May 26, responses from Reddit began to include X-Clacks-Overhead headers. An easy way to see this is by using your browser's devtools to look at network activity. Here is the output of asyncprawcore's client_credentials grant test, with the cookies and other information edited out: