How to use reset_connection method in locust

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tcp.py

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...19 self.seeking_connection = False20 self.last_xml = ""2122 @property23 def reset_connection(self) -> bool:24 return self.pxi.reset_connection2526 @reset_connection.setter27 def reset_connection(self, value):28 self.pxi.reset_connection = value2930 @property31 def stop_connections(self) ->bool:32 return self.pxi.stop_connections3334 @stop_connections.setter35 def stop_connections(self, value):36 self.pxi.stop_connections = value3738 def launch_network_thread(self):39 self.network_thread = threading.Thread(40 target=self.network_loop,41 name='Network Thread' ...

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BFS-DFS.py

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...42class BFS:43 def __init__(self, vertices, directed=False):44 self.directed = directed45 self.vertices = vertices46 self.reset_connection()47 self.connected = self.check_connectivity()48 self.bipartiteness = self.bipartite()49 def reset_connection(self):50 for vertex in self.vertices:51 vertex.visited = False52 vertex.distance = float('inf')53 def connect(self, root):54 self.reset_connection()55 root.visited = True56 root.distance = 057 queue = Queue()58 queue.push(root)59 while not queue.is_empty():60 curr = queue.pop()61 for neighbor in curr.neighbors:62 if not neighbor.visited:63 neighbor.visited = True64 neighbor.distance = curr.distance + 165 queue.push(neighbor)66 def check_connectivity(self):67 self.connect(self.vertices[0])68 for vertex in self.vertices:69 if not vertex.visited:70 return False71 return True72 def shortest_distance(self, vertex1, vertex2):73 self.reset_connection()74 self.connect(vertex1)75 return vertex2.distance76 def bipartite(self):77 self.reset_connection()78 self.connect(self.vertices[0])79 even, odd = [], []80 for vertex in self.vertices:81 if vertex.visited and vertex.distance % 2 == 0:82 even.append(vertex)83 elif vertex.visited and vertex.distance % 2 == 1:84 odd.append(vertex)85 for vertex in even:86 for neighbor in vertex.neighbors:87 if neighbor in even:88 return False89 for vertex in odd:90 for neighbor in vertex.neighbors:91 if neighbor in odd:92 return False93 return True94class DFS:95 def __init__(self, vertices, directed=False):96 self.directed = directed97 self.vertices = vertices98 self.reset_connection()99 self.connectivity = self.check_connectivity()100 def reset_connection(self):101 for vertex in self.vertices:102 vertex.visited = False103 vertex.start, vertex.end = float('inf'), float('inf')104 def connect(self, root):105 self.reset_connection()106 stack = Stack()107 stack.push(root)108 root.visited = True109 while not stack.is_empty():110 curr = stack.peek()111 finished = True112 for neighbor in curr.neighbors:113 if not neighbor.visited:114 neighbor.visited = True115 stack.push(neighbor)116 finished = False117 break118 if finished:119 stack.pop()...

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db_utils.py

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...30 def close(self):31 self.__connection.close()32 def cursor(self, reset_connection=False):33 if reset_connection:34 self.reset_connection()35 return self.__connection.cursor()36 try:37 return self.__connection.cursor()38 except pyodbc.Error as e:39 # if _is_conn_close_error(e):40 if e:41 self.reset_connection()42 return self.__connection.cursor()43 def reset_connection(self):44 self.close()45 time.sleep(self.__sleep_sec_to_reset)...

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