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Just a concept of gather-like method #1966

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Before processing further, here a little snippet how it could look like.

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async with anyio.create_task_group() as tg:
containers_t = tuple(containers)
results: list[IOResult] = len(containers_t)*[IOResult(None)]
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you can use a dict[int, IOResult[R, E]] here instead. Where int is the index of the running task.


for i, coro in enumerate(containers_t):
tg.start_soon(run_task, coro, i)
return tuple(results)
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and return a tuple sorted by keys of the this dict.

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def test_gather(containers, expected):
"""Test partition function."""
assert gather(containers) == expected
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This should not be possible. You cannot mix Future and FutureResult in one operation without an explicit cast.

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(from mypy's point of view, I mean)

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It is not supposed to mix IO operations that can and can not fail? Or it is just mypy limitation?

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from returns.methods.cond import cond as cond
from returns.methods.gather import gather as gather
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Let's create a new file: async_.py and put it there.

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Is naming of the method good(gather)?

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yeap

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