How to resolve the issue of the async annotation not wo…
If the async annotation is not working, there could be several reasons and solutions.
- The method was not called correctly: make sure the method is called correctly and the calling location also uses the await keyword to wait for the method to finish executing.
- The return value of the method is not a coroutine object: the async annotation only applies to coroutine functions, and the return value of a coroutine function should be a coroutine object. If the return value is not a coroutine object, the async annotation may not be effective. Make sure the return value of the method is a coroutine object by using methods from the asyncio package to create a coroutine object.
- When not using asynchronous context managers: If an asynchronous context manager is used in an async function, it must also be asynchronous. Typically, the await keyword is needed to wait for the context manager to finish executing at the point where the asynchronous context manager is called.
- Using the wrong version of Python: the async/await feature was introduced in Python 3.5, so if you’re using an older version, the async annotation might not work. Make sure you’re using Python 3.5 or higher.
- There may be a syntax error in the code: another reason why the async annotation may not work is the presence of a syntax error in the code. Check for any syntax errors in the code to ensure that it can be correctly interpreted.
If none of the above methods have worked, it may be necessary to provide more detailed code and error information for further investigation.