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uasyncio: How to create tasks so they will be run immediatelly? #54
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Tasks do run immediately (or more specifically, ASAP). From a quick look, I don't see something obviously wrong with the above code, but it's neither minimal nor complete case (http://sscce.org/). What steps did you take to investigate and debug the issue? |
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Sorry, hobby project was postponed until I will have a time for it again :-)
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That's ok, feel free to resubmit/reopen when a testcase is available. I'm from my side polishing/extending existing tests for uasyncio, and make sure they're actually run regularly. |
I try to control two relays with different delays concurently. Each of relay has own config and own task.
This code works, but there is delay few seconds between create_task and relay_task start. I need to have the delay up to one second.
Pycopy v3.0.6
Modules has current versions from PyPi.
Is it bug or I use it incorrectly?
Thank you for help.
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