<@U2E974ELT> that’s what I ended up doing, but `li...

# coroutines

[pniederw]

@elizarov that’s what I ended up doing, but listOf(f1, f2, f3).awaitAll() is perhaps not quite as elegant as awaitAll(f1, f2, f3), allocates a list rather than an array, and runs into JVM signature clashes when supporting multiple future types (as I do)