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The only workaround right now seems to be having a separate server zerorpc --server --bind ipc:///tmp/os_path os.path and using zerorpc ipc:///tmp/os_path join one two
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Serving a module via the zeropc cli tool is targeted to modules designed for being exposed on the network. In this case, you really expose all public functions in a single module. If you want to expose anything else, write a python script that gathers all the functions you want, and start a zerorpc.Server with it. Looks at how the zerorpc cli does it as a source of inspiration.
server:
client:
The only workaround right now seems to be having a separate server
zerorpc --server --bind ipc:///tmp/os_path os.path
and usingzerorpc ipc:///tmp/os_path join one two
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: