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Not much point importing asyncio when it's not being used, it was there for when @asyncio.coroutine was used previously
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The logging module is no longer required to get diagnostic output
since we use `stderr` by default regardless of the logging module.
Which means that the logging module will only give a more verbose
output than is necessary.
Client.is_logged_in checking is no longer necessary since all HTTP
request handling now raise an exception if they fail so those chunks
are also gone.
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Without setting up the logging module, a god number of error conditions
and warnings will never be output by the library. This is a common
pitfall to forget and it's not documented good enough the consequences
of not setting up the logging module when developing applications with
this library.
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Check and handle login failure in the examples provided for using this
library. This is a common error condition that should be handled by any
script using this library.
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