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The Parallelism section of the Async documentation currently contains "Should you wish to restrict concurrenty for certain functions". Concurrenty is not a word.
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The word concurrenty should be changed to concurrency.
-> Alternatively you can increase the parallelism by setting the queue worker's "max_inflight" option to a value greater than one. This will cause the queue-worker to concurrently receive up to max_inflight many messages and simultaneously invoke their corresponding functions. Should you wish to restrict concurrenty for certain functions, please make use of [multiple queues](#Multiple-queues) and separate these functions accordingly. When scaling up a queue worker, please be aware that you will get up to 'n * max_inflight' parallel function invocations.+> Alternatively you can increase the parallelism by setting the queue worker's "max_inflight" option to a value greater than one. This will cause the queue-worker to concurrently receive up to max_inflight many messages and simultaneously invoke their corresponding functions. Should you wish to restrict concurrency for certain functions, please make use of [multiple queues](#Multiple-queues) and separate these functions accordingly. When scaling up a queue worker, please be aware that you will get up to 'n * max_inflight' parallel function invocations.
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alexellis commentedon Oct 7, 2020
Thanks for spotting that. @viveksyngh could you take this please?