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The old API allowed you to operate on batches of messages. Sometimes, this is advantageous as you can aggregate other calls. With the current API, this is non trivial.
So, I think (if the underlying code supports it), adding, either a parameter to open(), or another function open_many() that'll always return a list (there could be a limit in the flow control), even if it's just with one item would be useful.
The old API allowed you to operate on batches of messages. Sometimes, this is advantageous as you can aggregate other calls. With the current API, this is non trivial.
So, I think (if the underlying code supports it), adding, either a parameter to open(), or another function open_many() that'll always return a list (there could be a limit in the flow control), even if it's just with one item would be useful.