feat(loop): support eager_start in loop.create_task - #748
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Tested this patch locally and it seems to work. |
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@fantix Any luck we can move forward here? Thank you! |
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This PR adds basic support for eager_start kwarg in loop.create_task.
Closes #746, #718
It also adjusts loop.pyi to mimic typeshed more closely as the type hints I was getting on my editor were not the ones I'd expect signature wise.
Currently it relies on these two PR's from being merged
I tested this manually on Linux and OSX by building uvloop from the branch and running it on eager_start workloads on python 3.13 and 3.14.
Disclosure: This PR is made by human-only contribution without AI generated code.