Best Python code snippet using localstack_python
mpfuture.py
Source: mpfuture.py
...115 def get_loop(self):116 raise NotImplementedError(f"MPFuture doesn't support get_loop")117 @property118 @lru_cache()119 def _shutdown_trigger(self):120 return base.Future()121 def __repr__(self):122 self._sync_updates()123 if self._state == base.FINISHED:124 if self._exception:125 return "<MPFuture at 0x{:x} state=finished raised {}>".format(id(self), type(self._exception))126 else:127 return "<MPFuture at 0x{:x} state=finished returned {}>".format(id(self), type(self._result))128 else:129 return "<MPFuture at 0x{:x} state={}>".format(id(self), self._state)130 def __await__(self):131 yield from asyncio.get_running_loop().run_in_executor(None, self._await_terminal_state, None).__await__()132 if self._exception:133 raise self._exception...
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