Convert poll_new_conn to an async function #372
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This makes the future implementation private. This is a braking change, but: * It is unlikely anyone was using GetConn directly instead of just awaiting it. * This opens the way for replacing the manual implementation with an async fn.
Avoiding the manual implementation of Future makes this code quite a bit simpler IMHO.
I want to move the manual async bits to the Waitlist implementation, but for that I need to change the locks, which should be done in its own patch. This at least already makes the manual async code quite a bit smaller.
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I want to move the manual async bits to the Waitlist implementation,
but for that I need to change the locks, which should be done in its
own patch.
This at least already makes the manual async code quite a bit smaller.