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> After some more investigation, it seems that `asyncio` sets up its signal handlers during import, regardless of whether it was initialized in a Python env that doesn't register signal...
@dignifiedquire Hi! Thanks for PR. Mind if I ask if you are still pushing for this PR #146 ? I have a project based on dodrio 0.2.0 and would really...
Hi! I was experimenting with the idea to trigger async calls too. After the advice https://github.com/fitzgen/dodrio/issues/99 from @fitzgen that utilize mpsc to trigger mutation, I end up with the following...
Thanks for your update, this clears thing a ton, was really curious what happened after a ambitious announcement for OpenMA along with it's new website. Since you mentioned Mokka, is...
I see. I agree that it's a real pity. Since they're not clearly stating their OSS license version, maybe it won't violate it via being a closed source downstream, but...
I see, thanks for your reply.
https://github.com/mozilla/uniffi-rs/issues/2360#issuecomment-2559076056 Continue on my test case here. After some tinkering, in contrasts to my original attempt to cancel future via KeyboardInterrupt in python, the more reliable way to cancel future...
@bendk Thx for the reply > Another alternative is implementing cancellation to the interface exposed from the Rust side. You can add a `cancel` function there, that cancels the task...
While not a full a ORM, I created a PR to allow cornucopia to be used within cloudflare-worker. Since all the query are build in compile time, the only thing...
Just found this in the sea-orm repo https://github.com/SeaQL/sea-orm/blob/039e4423d3ef2fe4959c0b19c2b37bbd3f90d9b9/examples/proxy_cloudflare_worker_example/README.md By creating proxy-backend allows one to use sea-orm that calls D1, maybe the same can be made for postgres that calls the...