add Pool.{fetch{,row,val},execute{,many}}

[ioistired]

Implements #2

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[njsmith]

@touilleMan are you still using/maintaining this?

[ioistired]

I would be willing to take it over, if not.

[touilleMan]

@njsmith I'm still using this library

@bmintz every help is welcomed ! if @njsmith is ok we can add you to the trio organization 😃

[njsmith]

@touilleMan Cool! Just wanted to check b/c I wasn't sure what was going on :-).

And re: inviting @bmintz: Just merge the PR, and that will trigger the invitation :-)

[njsmith]

@bmintz Sorry, my attention is pretty taken up right now by trio proper and HTTP client stuff, so I can't really review this properly myself. But I don't want to leave you hanging, and @touilleMan said lgtm, so I guess I'll hit the merge button :-). Once its merged, our bot should automatically send you an invitation to join the org. And maybe you and @touilleMan can work out between yourselves how you want to handle your other PR, and future PRs?

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[cpdean]

I'm really glad to see that this PR merged! it adds a lot of good quality-of-life improvements to triopg around connection pooling and running queries concurrently.

I see that the latest version appears to be triopg==0.3.0, which does not have these changes included. Is there something I can do to help out with releasing a new version of this package?

[ioistired]

@cpdean I've tagged v0.4.0, but I'll need someone else (likely @touilleMan) to upload to PyPI.

[touilleMan]

@iomintz I've done the v0.4.0 release 🎉