Fix functools.partial async handlers for classmethods - #1106
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Hey @vladmunteanu sorry for the slow response on this. If you're still interested in this change & around we could try squeeze this into a bugfix release soon?
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@JayH5 I'd really appreciate this being released, so I went with your suggestion to keep things simple. |
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This was my fault for not properly checking all of the cases when I added #984. Apparently, on Python 3.8, partials of classmethods are still not correctly identified as coroutines.
An attempt to fix #1107