why using await for setting/getting sessions ? #151
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although sometimes it could be simple number or non-async stuff. |
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This is necessary because sessions are lazy and therefore are not loaded until the moment they're actually used; loading a session from some arbitrary store is an asynchronous action. The motivation for this design was outlined in depth in this PR and the linked discussion therein. |
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This is necessary because sessions are lazy and therefore are not loaded until the moment they're actually used; loading a session from some arbitrary store is an asynchronous action. The motivation for this design was outlined in depth in this PR and the linked discussion therein.