Hello, when using the Python dap client library (not the CLI), is there a way to get access to the HTTP request / response headers and bodies for debugging? Example: I sometimes get errors like "m...

No, I've given up on it and went back to my original code that's similar to what jwals had posted here...

Yeah, that's what I had done so far. I got side-tracked by a dependency conflict issue that I thought was caused by a dependency of requests (rpds). So I was trying to get rid of requests and find...

This is running in Python 3.12 inside an AWS Lambda function scheduled once per day. I'm not sure about the exact DAP client version, but the lambda layer (i.e. the packaged up DAP client) I built...

Not me. I've only done some very basic queries on weblogs data only with Athena, and it felt pretty fast, but that was after only a month or two worth of data had been collected.  We are partition...

This is running in Python 3.12 inside an AWS Lambda function scheduled once per day. I'm not sure about the exact DAP client version, but the lambda layer (i.e. the packaged up DAP client) I built...

Hello, when using the Python dap client library (not the CLI), is there a way to get access to the HTTP request / response headers and bodies for debugging? Example: I sometimes get errors like "m...

Not me. I've only done some very basic queries on weblogs data only with Athena, and it felt pretty fast, but that was after only a month or two worth of data had been collected.  We are partition...

No, I've given up on it and went back to my original code that's similar to what jwals had posted here...

Yeah, that's what I had done so far. I got side-tracked by a dependency conflict issue that I thought was caused by a dependency of requests (rpds). So I was trying to get rid of requests and find...