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brookman1 and others added 25 commits April 29, 2020 21:44
time.sleep(n) is a kernel call that pauses the entire Python interpreter, Python threads a virtual.  Using condition.wait(n) lets the other threads execute, bypasses the GIL (global interpreter lock).
time.sleep(n) is a kernel call that pauses the entire Python interpreter, Python threads a virtual.  Using condition.wait(n) lets the other threads execute, bypasses the GIL (global interpreter lock).
This is to point the installer to this repo.
time.sleep(n) is a kernel call that pauses the entire Python interpreter, Python threads a virtual.  Using condition.wait(n) lets the other threads execute, bypasses the GIL (global interpreter lock).
time.sleep(n) is a kernel call that pauses the entire Python interpreter, Python threads a virtual.  Using condition.wait(n) lets the other threads execute, bypasses the GIL (global interpreter lock).
This is to point the installer to this repo.
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Update pythonapp.yml
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revert the fix.
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fixed syntax
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testing threading.Condition instead of time.sleep
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updatin how mock_sleep_time scope works.
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Fixed unittest.
Update test_retry.py
time.sleep(n) is a kernel call that pauses the entire Python interpreter, Python threads a virtual.  Using condition.wait(n) lets the other threads execute, bypasses the GIL (global interpreter lock).

Added workflow.
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