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Description
Bug report
Describe the bug
The async create_client function uses an async function (AsyncClient.create) without awaiting it, leading to the return of a double-nested coroutine that needs two await calls to get to the client. The signature mismatches the actually returned type.
Users who try using the function according to the signature will receive an unresolved coroutine object instead of an AsyncClient, preventing its use.
To Reproduce
import asyncio
from supabase._async.client import create_client
async def main():
url = ...
key = ...
client = await create_client(url, key, ClientOptions(storage_client_timeout=300))
await client.table('flowers').select('*').execute()
asyncio.run(main())will result in an exception being thrown as the client object is a coroutine:
Exception: 'coroutine' object has no attribute 'table'
Expected behavior
The create_client function should return a coroutine that resolves to an AsyncClient.