Removed use of asyncio.coroutines.debug_wrapper#127
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Removed use of asyncio.coroutines.debug_wrapper#127wallies wants to merge 3 commits intoMagicStack:masterfrom wallies:python3.7
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gukoff
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Mar 10, 2018
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This looks strange. Why not if sys_version_info < (3, 7, 0)?
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Closing this in favor of #138 |
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Thanks so much for contributing this though! It's just the other PR is more developed and covers more cases. |
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Hopefully should fix #126
Wider use of sys.set_coroutine_wrapper will need to be looked into.
Warning: I am a relative newbie to python, just trying to help out.