Robert S.W. Carroll

Hey! So there could be several reasons for this, depending on the logic of the `run` method. Are you able to paste in (omitting any personal information) your `run` method?...

Hmm, in that case, I may try to change actions to be run with async. This should solve any timeout issues going forward! You can "emulate" this by using multi...

@tlnet1981 interesting! Well, if its possible to paste your `run` method here (without any of your personal details) I can take a look at it and see if there's anything...

Thanks for the feedback! @guacs >From my understanding, the keys of the dictionaries are used as the name of the example, so it feels a bit confusing to take the...

>I don't know about this either. Since Example is part of the OpenAPI spec but it doesn't include a name field as far as I remember. Makes sense. I like...

> > And have examples be dict[str, Example] ? Not sure if that would effect the way things currently work though. > > We will have to allow both `list[Example`...

> For now, I think we can stick to using `get_formatted_examples` like you said. Allowing the explicit naming of examples can be dealt with seperately if there's enough demand for...

> Are we able to rebase against the latest `develop` branch and get this merged? @robswc I can look into it! Been super busy lately and IIRC, changing some of...

@JacobCoffee I believe I've messed something up while trying to rebase :sweat_smile: Could you let me know what went wrong if you get a chance? I get these errors when...

That's fair! Here is a app.py I created, I'll also edit the original post. ```python """Minimal Litestar application.""" from __future__ import annotations from asyncio import sleep from dataclasses import dataclass...