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asyncQueryDataSupport: always run queries asynchronously #30

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@idastambuk idastambuk commented Mar 12, 2024

Part of grafana/grafana#66277 and grafana/grafana#66276

Removes part of the code that conditionally ran async queries. This makes it so that queries always run async

Athena draft: grafana/athena-datasource#316

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is this considered a breaking change do we think? If so does that mean we move to 1.0.0? I feel like @iwysiu probably knows semver better than me haha.

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v0 s are pre-release development versions, so we don't need to bump it. A 1.0.0 would be when we cut the first actual release!

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Seems ok to me! I did not test it manually though, let me know if you want me to!

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Nice!

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v0 s are pre-release development versions, so we don't need to bump it. A 1.0.0 would be when we cut the first actual release!

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Seems ok to me! I did not test it manually though, let me know if you want me to!

It should be ok, I symlinked it and tested it locally with the feature toggle on and off, and both make async requests

@idastambuk idastambuk merged commit b6f265f into main Mar 12, 2024
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