Rename close() to aclose() in Broadcast and Anycast
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This is done to follow Python's convention. With this change now channels can be used with the `aclosing()` context manager for example. The name `close()` is still available for backwards compatibility, but deprecated. Signed-off-by: Leandro Lucarella <[email protected]>
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Wait, haven't we spoken about this many times already? The |
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Maybe we change the implementation to wait until the receivers are drained? Alternatively, create a task that would trigger the condition variable, and make |
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Moving the discussion to the issue (in case we close this PR in favor of another approach, so the discussion is preserved until the issue is fixed): |
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This is done to follow Python's convention. With this change now channels can be used with the
aclosing()context manager for example.The name
close()is still available for backwards compatibility, but deprecated.Fixes #379.