Simple question, with a probable simple answer but I wanted to ask, to run asynchronous python functions all I need to do is use asyncio yeah? If so, they should be set that way by default IMO
You probably can use asyncio. I'm not familiar with how to use it, though.
See open-runtime's source code: https://github.com/open-runtimes/open-runtimes/blob/4044ed47c488e269a66fc381748f3af1e179e60b/runtimes/python-3.10/src/server.py#L155-L158
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