datbth commented on issue #48454:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow/issues/48454#issuecomment-3640844064
Sorry, I just tested again and see that using Threads works as expected:
```ruby
threads = [
Thread.new do
client = new_client
reader = client.do_get
reader.read_all
1
ensure
client&.close
end,
Thread.new do
client = new_client
reader = client.do_get
reader.read_all
2
ensure
client&.close
end,
]
threads.each(&:join)
```
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What I tried earlier: using [`async` gem](https://github.com/socketry/async)
(with ruby 3.2.6):
```ruby
require 'async'
Async do
[
Async do
client = new_client
reader = client.do_get
reader.read_all
1
ensure
client&.close
end,
Async do
client = new_client
reader = client.do_get
reader.read_all
2
ensure
client&.close
end,
].map(&:wait)
end.wait
```
But I haven't had much experience with it either, so I'm now not sure if
this is the normal/expected behavior when using `async` or not.
Can close this issue if you're not interested.
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