Implementation of dict supporting context managed thread safe and mutable iterations through a lock.
Implementation of dict supporting context managed thread safe and mutable iterations through a lock.
License: MIT | Country of origin: Switzerland | Export control classification number(ECCN): EAR99
Third party dependencies are documented in the folder third-party.
User and developer documentation of locked-dict.
Any feature requests or bug reports shall go to the todos of locked-dict.
The main source of locked-dict is on a mountain in central Switzerland.
We use distributed version control (git).
There is no central hub.
Every clone can become a new source for the benefit of all.
The preferred public clones of locked-dict are:
Please do not submit "pull requests" (I found no way to disable that "feature" on GitHub). If you like to share small changes under the repositories license please kindly do so by sending a patchset. You can either send such a patchset per email using git send-email or if you are a sourcehut user by selecting "Prepare a patchset" on the summary page of your fork at sourcehut.
Production/stable.
Note The default branch is default.
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Implementation of dict supporting context managed thread safe and mutable iterations through a lock.
We found that locked-dict demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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