def test_reentrant_n():
test_lock = ReentrantRedLock('test_reentrant_n')
for _ in range(10):
assert test_lock.acquire() == True
for _ in range(9):
assert test_lock.release() == None
assert test_lock.release() == True
def test_passthrough(self):
test_lock = ReentrantRedLock('')
test_lock.acquire()
test_lock.release()
self.redlock.assert_called_once_with('')
self.redlock_acquire.assert_called_once_with()
self.redlock_release.assert_called_once_with()
def test_reentrant_n(self):
test_lock = ReentrantRedLock('')
for _ in range(10):
test_lock.acquire()
for _ in range(10):
test_lock.release()
self.redlock.assert_called_once_with('')
self.redlock_acquire.assert_called_once_with()
self.redlock_release.assert_called_once_with()
def test_reentrant_acquire_and_extend():
test_lock = ReentrantRedLock("test_reentrant_acquire_and_extend",
ttl=10000)
# Acquire the lock normally
assert test_lock.acquire() == True
# We can acquire/extend it
assert test_lock.acquire_and_extend() == True
# Let the lock time out
time.sleep(11)
# We can acquire/extend it off the bat
assert test_lock.acquire_and_extend() == True
# Acquire it normally again
assert test_lock.acquire() == True
# We can still acquire/extend it
assert test_lock.acquire_and_extend() == True
# We should have reentered the lock twice (since it timed out)
assert test_lock.release() == None
assert test_lock.release() == None
# And now we should actually be releasing the lock
assert test_lock.release() == True
def test_reentrant_timeout():
test_lock = ReentrantRedLock('test_reentrant_timeout', ttl=5000)
assert test_lock.acquire() == True
time.sleep(6)
assert test_lock.acquire() == True
assert test_lock.release() == True
def test_reentrant():
test_lock = ReentrantRedLock('test_reentrant')
assert test_lock.acquire() == True
assert test_lock.acquire() == True
assert test_lock.release() == None
assert test_lock.release() == True
def test_passthrough():
test_lock = ReentrantRedLock('test_reentrant_passthrough')
assert test_lock.acquire() == True
test_lock.release() == True