Of course not. You have code that will be producing side effects in the 
file system without any locking whatsoever. How could this be thread or 
process safe?  
  
On the other hand, depending on the build steps, it probably doesn't really 
matter if things get compiled more than once so you can just not care about 
it.

If you do want to make it safe, use the portalocker included with web2py to 
create a lock file and use it for synchronization.

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