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Dec 6, 2024
While we'd love to be able to support every person on their projects, that would simply be infeasible. Luckily, that's what the helpful developer community over at Stack Overflow is for! Please create a question there with the "pyngrok" tag if what you're looking for is a programming question or you need help with an integration. You can refer to pyngrok's own documentation to help you write the best possible question.
If you support the project, contact me directly and I'd be happy to help you troubleshoot.
I'll grant you their error message could be clearer. What you'll find is, subdomain is not a valid parameter for a TCP tunnel, only HTTP. You don't get to pick the domain from ngrok in TCP scenarios.
Acknowledgements
pyngrok
's documentation for an answerOperating System
macOs 14.6.1
Python Version
3.11.10
pyngrok Version
7.2.1
Describe the Bug
When I add the parameter "subdomain", it is marked as non existent, even though it is marked as existent in the docs
Here is the exception trace
Steps to Reproduce
Create a Ngrok tunnel and use the parameter subdomain in the connect method
Expected Behavior
No response
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