Doctor
Doctor
In src? `src` itself is not a package, so, no 🤔 @charliermarsh Maybe there's a way to select direct children in `per-file-ignores`? This would kind of solve this
I'd say since glob uses `**` for recursive matching it's a good idea to either make it standard or add an option to choose between the two formats.
@paulocoutinhox I never received an answer from maintainer(s), so no 😓 If it as contributed somewhere, then I simply don't know about it
Can confirm that, I think it should be expected from async frameworks that doing any synchronous IO would block the event loop if it's not mentioned otherwise in the documentation...
The issue with making sync resolvers magically async is that graphql potentially would have to resolve thousands of them per single request 🤔, that's why I think it's inefficient By...
@patrick91 Same behavior: ```py @strawberry.type class Query: @strawberry.field def hello(self) -> str: time.sleep(1) return "Hello World" ``` ```sh doctor@main MINGW64 /c/dev/python/sandbox $ ./hey -c 100 -z 10s -D body.txt -m...
If you're using synchronous IO it wouldn't matter if it's `time.sleep` or a db query, result should be the same.
@Aponace Can you use async resolvers instead? 🤔
I'm not sure why client was hanging, that may have something to do with the SMTP server we use, which I have no info about. For now I fixed it...
Could you explain why creating a new connection would be considered best practice by the way?