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Yeah, this actually looks pretty cool, it's a nice way to abstract a common pattern which is otherwise quite tedious, namely, that of spawning a bunch of tasks
by scaramanga 6y ago
Yeah, this actually looks pretty cool, it's a nice way to abstract a common pattern which is otherwise quite tedious, namely, that of spawning a bunch of tasks and have them feed each other work via asyncio queues.
Have you thought about making it work as a decorator?
- michalc 6y agoIndirectly: the initial version was a single function, so could have been used in a decorator easily enough. The issue is what happens on exceptions to avoid tasks hanging around forever. Exceptions propagate “forward” in the pipeline fairly automatically. However, getting the ones “behind” the exception to notice: that was tricky. The best I came up with was the bit of state wrapped up in buffered_pipeline that notices the exceptions and cancels the tasks.