Matthias Urlichs
Matthias Urlichs
aioari was the previous version. I'll redirect it to asyncari, which works with asyncio and trio. The Asterisk people unfortunately do not seem to be motivatable to update that page....
> TLS Trio has a sans-IO TLS implementation. TL-DR: it's somewhat tricky to get that stuff right. It's far easier to just push the TLS module onto the stream and...
The CodeFactor error isn't my fault ;-)
Also the coverage "decreased" because you can't test code for py3 on py2. Thus please consider merging.
@danthedeckie any reason why this doesn't get merged, other than "too much other stuff on your plate"? (Happens to the best …)
Some links WRT Structured Concurrency to consider: https://vorpus.org/blog/notes-on-structured-concurrency-or-go-statement-considered-harmful/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structured_concurrency Frankly I consider SC to be essential.
There's also the ability to cancel other tasks seamlessly. You need them for a heap of reasons I could expound upon for the next ten pages; suffice it to say...
NB, it's possible to code up an SC-style library using Future/Task as low-level primitives. The Python `anyio` library does this, so writing the same thing in Rust is certainly possible....
I'd just run ryd2rst on them. These days it's certainly possible to extract the Python code from Sphinx, just mark the code blocks as Python, no need to run a...
While this should be possible, it's not as trivial as it seems, since you still need aliases when you dump recursive objects.