Andrew Godwin

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icon location Denver, CO, USA icon location Django core developer, principal engineer @astronomer, and general gatherer of hobbies.

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Runtime Metrics API

The number of open connections is only stored within Daphne at the moment, you'd have to somehow get at the status dictionaries to see what it is. Unless you do...

Runtime Metrics API

Hm, I never thought of this as an ASGI thing as my use case would have been _external_ monitoring and healthchecks, and even if you wrote an app that collected...

Runtime Metrics API

Some people do, sure, but I imagine it's not everyone. This ticket is not meant to be background logging, anyway, it's meant to be a simple HTTP API that Daphne...

Exploit crowdfunding to raise money

My view on croundfunding is that you have to offer a very substantial thing that people already have a marked interest in - all the ones you mention above have...

RE: Add HTTP Trailers

I do like this in general, but I feel like we need a `more_trailers` in there because people are inevitably going to want that?

Should frameworks change scope values?

Yeah, you're not really meant to change the value of path, I feel - since it's meant to always have root_path at the start. I'm not going to go all...

runworker does not adhere to logging configuration from settings.py

The `runworker` command is definitely unloved and likely does this wrong.

make `asyncio.iscoroutinefunction` a deprecated alias of `inspect.iscoroutinefunction` and remove `asyncio.coroutines._is_coroutine`

Just to extend from what Carlton said on this - as the original author of all the async piping through Django, the key thing I needed to know when I...

Persistence of state from lifespan events to requests

I think the next best step might be drafting what the spec change looks like in a PR?

Updated timeout helper to use get_running_loop().

Wow, I totally missed that last mention, huh? I don't think we ever had a deprecation plan, but I think we can follow the Django standard of "deprecation warnings for...