I can’t quite figure out a pattern to why/when I see it. Cheers.
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By “pipe” it means the TCP connection between the server and the browser. By “broken” it means closed.
You’ll see broken pipes when somebody closes their browser window, hits stop, or sometimes just from timing out because something else breaks the connection.
The confusing thing is that the python process likely won’t notice that the connection is closed until it tries to write to it, which could be well after the connection closes.