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You're right, this is something I also would like as well. Dealing with all the async stuff for a simple sync application where I'm willing to wait makes the application-level code less clean.
I think your best bet right now is to create a sync_service
wrapper to deal with all the async and waiting for you. Then you can use that in your code to interact with it like a synchronous operation.
Right now, that's not "batteries included".