[Documentation] For wait=False parameter
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Example:
import executorlib
from time import sleep
def reply(x):
sleep(10)
return x
with executorlib.FluxClusterExecutor(wait=False) as exe:
f = exe.submit(reply, 4)
prin(f.result())
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- python
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