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request() multiple responses
See original GitHub issueHello, I was wondering if it was possible to use NatsConnection.request to receive multiple responses?
I believe the Python version of request has an expected argument that’s 1 by default but can be N. Could it be possible to use the reply argument to receive multiple responses?
Thank you
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Not at all. It is just that it is an application choice of when to close or determine if there’s an error etc…
Thank you so much!