Rolling your own python retry mechanism isn’t *bad*, but why bother when libraries handle edge cases you haven’t even thought of?
I like `backoff` (https://github.com/litl/backoff) for exponential backoff—super handy for APIs that throttle.
Pro tip: Wrap your retry logic in a context manager if you need it in multiple places. Keeps things DRY.
I like `backoff` (https://github.com/litl/backoff) for exponential backoff—super handy for APIs that throttle.
Pro tip: Wrap your retry logic in a context manager if you need it in multiple places. Keeps things DRY.
