← Back to context Comment by chromatin 9 months ago reqwest also has a blocking version, which I use in projects not already using an async rthttps://docs.rs/reqwest/latest/reqwest/blocking/index.html 1 comment chromatin Reply cmrdporcupine 9 months ago The blocking implementation still depends on and uses tokio, last I looked.I've seen this with multiple Rust packages. "Yes, we offer a synchronous blocking version..." and then you look and it's calling rt.block_on behind the scenes.Which is a pretty large facepalm IMHO
cmrdporcupine 9 months ago The blocking implementation still depends on and uses tokio, last I looked.I've seen this with multiple Rust packages. "Yes, we offer a synchronous blocking version..." and then you look and it's calling rt.block_on behind the scenes.Which is a pretty large facepalm IMHO
The blocking implementation still depends on and uses tokio, last I looked.
I've seen this with multiple Rust packages. "Yes, we offer a synchronous blocking version..." and then you look and it's calling rt.block_on behind the scenes.
Which is a pretty large facepalm IMHO