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bugfix: ASGI support for newer python versions > 3.9 #11541

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@winglian winglian commented May 4, 2024

using any version of python > 3.9 results in <class 'TypeError'> when trying to launch an application like FastAPI

edit: closes #11545

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NB: I am not a maintainer

Quite a good solution, although I personally would do this differently. Either way, this would fix my issue (see #11545); it would be great, if you could mention it with the "closes" keyword :)

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@winglian winglian changed the title support newer python versions bugfix: ASGI support for newer python versions > 3.9 May 10, 2024
return self.response

async def run_asgi(self, asgi_instance):
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Looks like this should be run_asgi_instance as it appears line 215 is trying to call it?

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Python runtime does not work on Python 3.12 with ASGI
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