[aio] Implement timeout in the __call__ for the asynchronous UnaryUnary callable #19871
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@gnossen / @lidizheng Could you please add this to the https://github.com/grpc/grpc/projects/16 project, and triage accordingly? Thanks |
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timeout in the __call__ for the asynchronous UnaryUnary callable
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Allow passing the ``timeout`` parameter in the asynchronous version of the unary_unary call, and use it accordingly. Maintains the same interface as the synchronous version. Fixes grpc#19871
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Allow passing the ``timeout`` parameter in the asynchronous version of the unary_unary call, and use it accordingly. Maintains the same interface as the synchronous version. Fixes grpc#19871
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Allow passing the ``timeout`` parameter in the asynchronous version of the unary_unary call, and use it accordingly. Maintains the same interface as the synchronous version. Fixes grpc#19871
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Allow passing the ``timeout`` parameter to the asynchronous version of
the ``unary_unary`` call, and use it accordingly.
Maintains the same interface as the synchronous version.
Other changes:
* Remove default parameters from the internal API methods
* Make keyword-only arguments in the external-facing public API
Create new exception: ``AioRpcError``.
Define the exception in Cython, exposing a similar interface that the
one returned by the synchronous API (``grpc.RpcError``).
Then mix the class with the ``grpc.RpcError``, dynamically: this can
only be done at run-time because it's not possible to use the Cython
class until all Cython code has been compiled, which happens after the
``grpc`` module has been loaded.
The new ``AioRpcError`` exception lives inside the ``experimental``
module.
Fixes grpc#19871
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Allow passing the ``timeout`` parameter to the asynchronous version of
the ``unary_unary`` call, and use it accordingly.
Maintains the same interface as the synchronous version.
Other changes:
* Remove default parameters from the internal API methods
* Make keyword-only arguments in the external-facing public API
Create new exception: ``AioRpcError``.
Define the exception in Cython, exposing a similar interface that the
one returned by the synchronous API (``grpc.RpcError``).
Then mix the class with the ``grpc.RpcError``, dynamically: this can
only be done at run-time because it's not possible to use the Cython
class until all Cython code has been compiled, which happens after the
``grpc`` module has been loaded.
The new ``AioRpcError`` exception lives inside the ``experimental``
module.
Fixes grpc#19871
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As part of achieving full parity with the synchronous implementation of the unary unary call (#19760).
The new caller must comply with the original signature form the synchronous channel
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