Svein Seldal

If the default `timeout` is `None` and it corresponds to non-blocking, then I agree that no special async mechanism for send is required. If some async application requires timeout, then...

Thank you for a very prompt response. I generally agree with you, but I have some additional comments: > > However, I noticed that asyncio_mqtt.Client with its usage of context...

> Yes, that's what I had in mind. Do you want to make a pull request? TBH I think you have an better idea on how you want to solve...

I have also experienced problems using this tool to migrate GridFS to FileStore. Some of the images simply doesn't appear as the URL for downloading doesn't work. I think I...

@shaoran I think its safe to do what you propose under async with socketcan. The `send()` for socketcan will default to `timeout=0` if no timeout is given (None) which will...

@acolomb _"Are you sure there is no sensible way to re-use the property accessor functions in an async context without declaring everything twice? What's the problem with those actually?"_ This...

There isn't a _need_ to change the property based access methods in canopen for async. The current blocking design can perfectly live next door to a method-based async variant. But...

@larsxschneider What is the command for listing all LFS objects (in order to iterate it with `git lfs push --object-id remote [oui]`)?

@mdarvanaghi > @sveinse You can use the following to iterate all the object IDs and push them one at a time: > > ``` > for object_id in $(git lfs...

Type annotations are a very useful tool to improve code quality. It helps in describing the expected behavior and help the developers write more accurate code. Especially when paired with...