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docs: fix the description of when to use the synchronous function #3849
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I think that this change makes the whole phrase easier. Thank you!
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Documentation preview will be available shortly at https://litestar-org.github.io/litestar-docs-preview/3849 |
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As an inverse of the previous paragraph, it follows that synchronous functions should | |||
be used for non-blocking, non-computationally intensive tasks. The synchronous execution | |||
be used for non-io intensive tasks. The synchronous execution |
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This makes it sound like you should use synchronous functions for lightweight IO tasks, which is the opposite of what the paragraph is trying to say
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