Fix: AsyncWebCrawler blocks event loop with scrap, use ascrap instead.#1986
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Fix: AsyncWebCrawler blocks event loop with scrap, use ascrap instead.#1986jtgi wants to merge 1 commit into
scrap, use ascrap instead.#1986jtgi wants to merge 1 commit into
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aprocess_html() was calling the synchronous scrap() method directly on the event loop, blocking it during lxml DOM parsing and HTML processing. All ContentScrapingStrategy subclasses already implement ascrap() via asyncio.to_thread(). Switch to using it.
scrap, use ascrap instead.
scrap, use ascrap instead.scrap, use ascrap instead.
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Summary
AsyncWebCrawler.arun()uses synchronous scraping (scrap) which blocks the event loop. It should use asynchronousascrap.Discovered during production capacity issue.
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