Adam R. B. Jack wrote:
The 'risk' with this change that we are running fair chunks of code
simultaneously & (currently) the few places the code could overlap (the run
lists) are not synchronized (since Python has no such concept on objects,
locks are separate). I think we are pretty lucky with this (considering)
because we have so few points of overlap, but *maybe* also Python is
reasonably thread-safe. I'm not sure yet, and over time I'll work on locking
more.
could it be that cvs-level locking provides a nice filesystem-based sync?
- LSD
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