Solve database lock during long computations by breaking up the make callback into three parts #1171
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dimitri-yatsenko
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| def make_fetch(self, key): | ||
| # make reference to a random tuple from L | ||
| lookup = list(L().fetch("KEY")) | ||
| inputs = key, lookup |
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You shouldn't have to return the key since its provided by populate
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This will be superseded by #1204 - a simpler solution |
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Fixes #1170, implementing the proposed solution to long-running
makecalls that lock table metadata.To Do
threadinglibrary to write concurrency pytestmake