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trio_asyncio.open_loop() in a fixture? #71
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Hi, You should have a look here: Btw trio-asyncio is tricky because it creates relationship between two event loops, which can end up in hard to track deadlocks. For instance you should avoid using the |
thanks for the hint! could you very shortly explain why it has to be |
@SillyFreak |
If you have trio-mode enabled, then |
I think we currently can't use |
@lordi No, |
Ok, thanks, that's good to know. |
I hoped to be able to do the following for my test cases requiring
trio-asyncio
:However the fixture blows up:
I assume that has to do something with the description of fixture handling here (I admit not having read it in full). It seems rather intricate, so I have no idea how hard this would be to fix. I think it would be a valuable addition, though.
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