add uvicorn context-creation support when run with gUnicorn#576
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Can we document the caveats? of the limited support? e.g. https://github.com/AikidoSec/firewall-node/blob/main/docs/next.md#caveats
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there are no caveats, the limited support is about with which frameworks it works? not sure how I am supposed to clarify that further, is already in bold under ## Support (as in limited support)
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wdym, returning the value? not done for ASGI apps
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| @on_import("psycopg.cursor_async", "psycopg", version_requirement="3.1.0") | ||
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Docstring in patch_async only restates that it patches psycopg.cursor_async. Replace with the rationale for the async-specific patch or remove the redundant comment.
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An added docstring for the newly introduced async patch function merely restates that it patches the psycopg.cursor_async module and that it's similar to the normal patch. This repeats what the code (registering AsyncCursor.copy/execute/executemany) already shows and doesn't explain why the separate async patch is needed or any design rationale. A 'why' comment or removal would be more valuable.
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