Davy Durham

I also find this to be annoying.. I would think the library could fundamentally address the problem by either: A) implementing all blocking operations in terms of select() and/or timeouts,...

I read this (for poll() rather than select()) in the man page: > The poll() function shall support regular files, terminal and pseudo-terminal devices, FIFOs, pipes, sockets and STREAMS-based files....

I have the same question. Looking for a way to have coroutinues run atop an event loop. Some events may be ui-event handlers, other events may be the signal to...

pretty please.. pull this and push a release to pypi

If you're using your own pip package, could you not just lock to a specific version in your application's requirements.txt/setup.py (e.g. func_timeout==4.3.5)?

@kornicameister, I know it's been a while, but would you mind checking if either master or my PR #1222 fixes your issue? Do you still have what's needed to check...

closable by my account

@RobbeSneyders, while I don't utilize flask in any projects, I'd be willing to take a stab at it if you thought it was worth it... Do the flask-based unit tests...

When in the code myself, it was [this](https://github.com/spec-first/connexion/blob/main/connexion/operations/openapi.py#L316) that appears to start with the defaults and update the dict with what the request has. I'd have to get in there...

Heavy user of aiohttp+connexion here... I was a bit surprised to notice this issue, but as long as ... - handlers are coroutines - and the tests that were added...