[eventlet] handle QUIT in a new coroutine #1217
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Just like in the gevent worker, a blocking call should only be executed from within a coroutine. The AssertionError around the main loop of the eventlet worker can be removed, since it was there to catch the exception raised by the sleep.
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Just like in the gevent worker, a blocking call should only be executed
from within a coroutine. The AssertionError around the main loop of the
eventlet worker can be removed, since it was there to catch
the exception raised by the sleep.