Add coroutine extensions for RowsFetchSpec in Spring WebFlux #33854
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Hi, thanks for this proposed contribution. After reviewing it, I am not sure it is following the usual pattern we tend to adopt. As we already expose a Any thoughts? |
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Thank you for ur feedback! |
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Hello Spring Team,
I’m excited to submit this contribution, which adds coroutine-friendly extensions to enhance Kotlin support within Spring WebFlux. Inspired by the challenges of adapting Mono and Flux types in coroutine-based projects, these additions aim to simplify and streamline asynchronous database operations for Kotlin developers. Thank you for the opportunity to contribute to such a valuable framework, and I look forward to your feedback!
Best regards