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I wonder: If the app does not already depend on contextvars does it do us any good to use contextvars instead of thread locals? Since the backport does not integrate with asyncio.
EDIT: If we drop 3.4 I'm totally for this but otherwise I see no benefit, since we still need to support TLS context anyway.
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@Oberon00 That's a fair point, maybe it's better to make this an optional install ( |
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If it is optional install, then we don't need it. Closing the PR for now. |
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But what about this? |
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* scope: remove reporting of empty codecov * core: prefix codecov report
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