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Pyroute2 is a relatively large project with a history spanning about 10 years, primarily built around synchronous, threading-oriented code. One of the most popular and longstanding user requests has been to implement support for asynchronous parallelism. This task presents numerous challenges, ranging from continuous integration (CI) to maintaining compatibility, as the project must continue to support its existing synchronous code. https://pretalx.com/pyconse-2024/talk... #pyconse #pyconse2024
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