How do sessions work with this lib?

[MicaelJarniac]

Hi!
If I were to interact with an API "manually" with aiohttp, I'd do something like:

import aiohttp
import asyncio

async def print_repos(user: str) -> None:
    async with aiohttp.ClientSession() as session:  # <- here
        async with session.get(f"https://api.github.com/users/{user}/repos") as response:
            repos = await response.json()
            print("Repos:", repos)

asyncio.run(print_repos("prkumar"))

Notice the async with aiohttp.ClientSession() as session: part.
How does that work with this lib? From what I can tell, this same scenario would look something like this:

from uplink import Consumer, get, Path, AiohttpClient

class GitHub(Consumer):
    @get("users/{user}/repos")
    def get_repos(self, user: Path): pass

async def print_repos(user: str) -> None:
    github = GitHub(base_url="https://api.github.com/", client=AiohttpClient())
    response = await github.get_repos(user)
    repos = await response.json()
    print("Repos:", repos)

asyncio.run(print_repos("prkumar"))

Where's the session here? How is it being handled? Does every call to a method of GitHub create and destroy its own session? Is there a global session shared by the requests? When is the session created, and when is it destroyed?

I'd expect it to work this way, for instance:

from uplink import Consumer, get, Path, AiohttpClient

class GitHub(Consumer):
    @get("users/{user}/repos")
    def get_repos(self, user: Path): pass

async def print_repos(user: str) -> None:
    async with GitHub(base_url="https://api.github.com/", client=AiohttpClient()) as github:
        response = await github.get_repos(user)
        repos = await response.json()
        print("Repos:", repos)

asyncio.run(print_repos("prkumar"))

This way, it's explicit where the session is.