wavelink.Node() is not iterable

[ahryoo]

With wavelink v3 and going from NodePool to Pool, nodes are required to be iterable.
However, wavelink.Node() is not iterable and wavelink.Pool still requires a list.

node = wavelink.Node(
    identifier=None,
    uri='http://192.168.178.xxx:2333',
    password='xxx'
)

await wavelink.Pool.connect(
    nodes=[node],
    client=self.bot
)

[chillymosh]

@ahryoo What is the point you are trying to get at? You can have multiple Node objects in the list assigned to nodes.

e.g.

node = wavelink.Node(
    uri='http://192.168.178.xxx:2333',
    password='xxx'
)
node2 = wavelink.Node(
    uri='http://some.url.com:2333',
    password='xxx'
)

await wavelink.Pool.connect(
    nodes=[node, node2],
    client=self.bot
)

I don't understand why you think a Node object would be iterable?

[ahryoo]

If I'm not mistaken, it is in the docs:

classmethod await connect(*, nodes: Iterable[Node]...

https://wavelink.dev/en/latest/wavelink.html#pool

[chillymosh]

That annotation means that nodes is an iterarable that contains Nodes, not Node is an iterable

[ahryoo]

I guess it's time to take a break.