Override default asyncio event loop with reload only - #1257
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…ex#1257) * Override default asyncio loop with reload only * shortened warning * Added type hints for keyword arguments * Changed to explicit reload keyword argument for loop setups
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#535 changed the default event loop in windows to the selector event loop to avoid an issue with the --reload flag (see #529).
This can cause the issue described in #1220 as well as make the asyncio.subprocess.create_subprocess_* calls fail.
This PR overrides the event loop only with reload configured on windows and logs a warning as suggested in this comment.