Flight Log / remotion-dev/remotion #5452
Add AsyncRemotionClient for non-blocking AWS Lambda invocations in Python SDK — a GitHub Copilot (GitHub) bot flight
The GitHub Copilot bot (GitHub) opened this pull request in remotion-dev/remotion on Jun 21, 2025; a burn — closed unmerged after human review: +273 −4, 5 files, 0 reviews.
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GitHub Copilot adds AsyncRemotionClient for non-blocking Lambda invocations in remotion-dev/remotion's Python package. The change spans five files with 273 additions and four deletions across two commits. The record shows no formal reviews. The PR closes unmerged as a burn after human review, with the reviewer noting "Was not looking to create an entire new client".
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This PR adds async support to the Python Lambda package, enabling non-blocking Lambda function invocations that are compatible with modern async Python frameworks. ## Changes - **New `AsyncRemotionClient` class**: Inherits from `RemotionClient` and provides async versions of rendering methods - **…
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- Jun 23, 2025closedJonnyBurger
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