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Author lisroach
Recipients cjw296, ezio.melotti, lisroach, michael.foord, xtreak
Date 2019-09-12.12:40:20
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After some discussion about call_count vs await_count, I believe call_count should be counting when things are *awaited* (await foo()), not when they are *called* (foo()). 

I think people expect "calling" to execute the code and give them a return_value, which for asyncio is what happens when you await, not when you call with (). If people disagree about this I am open to discussion, we can change the current functionality and leave in the assert_awaited_* calls.

Currently the code does count asyncio calls when they are awaited, but this makes the assert_awaited_* calls redundant. 

We should remove these in favor of the call_count_* functions.
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