> You can end up writing nearly the exact same code twice because one needs to be async to handle an async function argument, even if the real functionality of the wrapper isn't async.
Sorry for the possibly naive question. If I need to call a synchronous function from an async function, why can't I just call await on the async argument?
def foo(bar: str, baz: int):
# some synchronous work
pass
async def other(bar: Awaitable[str]):
foo(await bar, 0)
Sorry for the possibly naive question. If I need to call a synchronous function from an async function, why can't I just call await on the async argument?