David K. Hess

If you take the autorun approach I documented above, it will work for VS Code.

Note, that should likely be: ``` -e git://github.com/maxcountryman/flask-uploads.git#egg=Flask-Uploads ``` Note the difference in the `#egg` value.

Huh, pip freeze emitted it like this: ``` -e git://github.com/maxcountryman/flask-uploads.git#egg=Flask_Uploads ```

It's pretty necessary if you are working with JSON with an unknown schema but need to recognize subsets within it. I find it crops up when using JSON for metadata....

In researching this on my own, I’ve grown to suspect that all of the C stack switching that greenlet’s implementation does may be the root issue here. Native Python coroutines...

So, I have done a bit of experimentation and research on this and thought I'd document it here for the next person who comes along. I put together a proof...

After the above, I got interested in green thread technology and took a dive into the implementation of greenlet and of PyPy's stacklet. I also came across an interesting project...

If I'm understanding you correctly, I don't think that approach will work. I built a proof of concept of implementing greenlets using generators and found that it won't work because...

Reading your comment again, is your point that gevent could host coroutine-based Tasks along with greenlets? I certainly agree with that. I'm interested in the opposite case. Can coroutines be...

Also interested in this. Since Thunder Client doesn't have any documentation generation features, this would make it possible to take the collection to other documentation tools that support OpenAPI format.