How to use the pottery.ContextTimer function in pottery
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brainix / pottery / tests / test_timer.py View on Github 
def setUp(self):
super().setUp()
self.timer = ContextTimer()def test_acquire_same_lock_twice_blocking_without_timeout(self):
assert not self.redis.exists(self.redlock.key)
with ContextTimer() as timer:
assert self.redlock.acquire()
assert self.redis.exists(self.redlock.key)
assert self.redlock.acquire()
assert self.redis.exists(self.redlock.key)
assert timer.elapsed() >= self.redlock.auto_release_time
Popular pottery functions
- pottery.base.Base
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- pottery.cache.CacheInfo
- pottery.ContextTimer
- pottery.dict.RedisDict
- pottery.epottery
- pottery.exceptions.KeyExistsError
- pottery.exceptions.PrimitiveError
- pottery.exceptions.QuorumNotAchieved
- pottery.exceptions.ReleaseUnlockedLock
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- pottery.QuorumNotAchieved
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- pottery.RedisList
- pottery.RedisSet
- pottery.timer.ContextTimer