loop.slow_callback_duration + PYTHONASYNCIODEBUG=1
Does it fork for you?
Do you need extra info?
On Tue, Feb 13, 2018 at 7:07 AM Dima Tisnek wrote:
> Let me try to answer the question behind the question.
>
> Like any code validation, it's a healthy mix of:
> * unit tests [perhaps with
> mock.pa
Let me try to answer the question behind the question.
Like any code validation, it's a healthy mix of:
* unit tests [perhaps with
mock.patch_all_known_blocking_calls(side_effect=Exception)]
* good judgement [open("foo").read() technically blocks, but only a
problem on network filesystems]
* monit
Hi,
This is a general Python async question I've had that I haven't seen a
discussion of. Do people know of any techniques other than manually
inspecting code line by line to find out if you're accidentally making
a raw call to a blocking function in a coroutine?
Related to this, again, outside o
