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Hey @vitalik , Here's the api def ```py @org_api_router.post('/') def org_create_view(request, org: OrgSchemaIn): created_org = Org.objects.create(**org.dict()) return CustomResponseObj( status=StatusConstants.SUCCESS, data=OrgSchemaOut.from_orm(created_org) ).dict() ```

Hey @vitalik Firstly, thanks for responding. I already had in mind the technique which you mentioned about handling `ninja.ValidationError` using `api.exception_handler`. Also I read through code and found that you...

Hey @vitalik , Any update on this ? Just trying to keep the discussion alive.

Hey @vitalik , I understand your confusion. So I believe there are two paths here that can potentially be taken: 1. Having a reference to the original exception. Pros: Probably...

Hey @vitalik , Thanks again for responding. I see what you're saying. Let me give it a short think and get back.

It would be really nice to have a separate `AsyncGraphQLView` similar to [this one](https://strawberry.rocks/docs/integrations/django#async-django) from the `Strawberry` library. Any suggestions or alternatives would be really appreciated as well.

I have a potential fix for this: ```py # module -> faust/worker.py async def on_first_start(self) -> None: """Signal called the first time the worker starts. First time, means this callback...

@rodalmeida Hey, could you help with the code that's causing this issue ? And also include a snapshot of the python version, asyncpg version etc that you're using ? It...

Hey @bagerard , I do agree that it might not be the most common use-case for developers to call disconnect once their app has been booted up. But the following...

@whitedemong The `pool is closing` statement can only occur if the `.close` was called on the connection pool. Try enabling debug logs and check if its being called. Use `traceback.print_stack`...