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Migration from ib_insync to ib_async

pythontrader All Messages By This Member #232 Greetings, I am planning to migrate a code base from `ib_insync` to `ib_async`. I would like to consult with this forum to understand the scope of the migration. Specifically, should I prepare for an extensive code migration, or is it as simple as running a `pip install` and replacing all imports of `ib_insync` with `ib_async`? Thank you for your insights!
wordd All Messages By This Member #233 Your experience may be different, but when I did it there were no code changes aside from the import and nothing broke.
Mel All Messages By This Member #235 开云体育 I found just replacing the ib_insync with ib_async worked fine.? I use virtual environments so I created a new one, did pip install of async and copied the code I was using over.? I like having both since I have a ton of code that I don't want to delete, but may never use so why change it all and test. toggle quoted message Show quoted text -------- Original message -------- From: "pythontrader via groups.io" <ali@...> Date: 2025-01-15 1:24 p.m. (GMT-08:00) To: [email protected] Subject: [ib-async] Migration from ib_insync to ib_async Greetings, I am planning to migrate a code base from `ib_insync` to `ib_async`. I would like to consult with this forum to understand the scope of the migration. Specifically, should I prepare for an extensive code migration, or is it as simple as running a `pip install` and replacing all imports of `ib_insync` with `ib_async`? Thank you for your insights!
pythontrader All Messages By This Member #236 On Wed, Jan 15, 2025 at 10:58 PM, Mel wrote: I like having both since I have a ton of code that I don't want to delete, but may never use so why change it all and test. Do you mean you have code that use both ib_insync and ib_async ? If the migration is so ease why import both and use both in code? ?

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