Does this use the blocking redis client?

[dmarkey]

It seems that limits is used here, but wouldn't it use the blocking non asyncio redis client and block the asyncio event loop?

[bohea]

yes it would...

在2018年03月16日 19:01，David 写道:

It seems that limits is used here, but wouldn't it use the blocking non asyncio redis client and block the asyncio event loop?

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[dmarkey]

:( should probably only support local memory then.

[bohea]

good point，any idea to fix？

how about put limit into a thread and use await to avoiding block 在2018年03月16日 19:07，David 写道:

:( should probably only support local memory then.

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[dmarkey]

You may have to abandon limits and create an asyncio compatible version?

[hynek]

You can always run blocking sync code in a thread pool: https://docs.python.org/3.8/library/asyncio-eventloop.html#asyncio.loop.run_in_executor