Noah

> No items in the queue can be earlier than the one at the head. Imagine three requests are made, one with 3 seconds, the next 30 seconds, then another...

@ThePrimeagen okay modified so we're doing exactly 0 iterations. Now it's a test on how efficiently tokio manages its green threads! I'd be interested in seeing the performance, but with...

Okay after some basic tests on my machine, this seems to be about twice as fast as the current implementation? I may be doing something wrong, as I'm not sure...

Hmm after some more testing, it seems the result vary wildly for both implementations. Sometimes it's just a minor improvement, sometimes it's as shown above.

I am experiencing an identical issue on Arch. I've tried going through the arch package and compiling from master, both result in a similar traceback (using pythonnet): ``` $ python...

There's a similar issue open over at https://github.com/pythonnet/pythonnet/issues/1034 So far everyone encountering the issue has been using Arch and Python.

@lostmsu Not sure this is what you meant but it seems to work fine. If not please provide a working example. ```cs csharp> System.Reflection.Emit.AssemblyBuilder.DefineDynamicModule("__CodeGenerator_Module"); (1,41): error CS0120: An object reference...

Global context is disabled for non-wasm targets. If you don't need SSR support, you can [set the default build target](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49453571/how-can-i-set-default-build-target-for-cargo) for your project. If you do need SSR support, please...

@accorded-jay that feature is for internal use, and shouldn't be necessary. Can you share your project, or a minimal reproduction? Using global in non-wasm targets can introduce unexpected behavior, and...

@LucaCappelletti94 This might be happening when building the whole project, which probably defaults to your native target. You should be able to compile by specifying the target for your wasm...