On first glance the implementation here seems to be the same as the lock implementation of redis-py, a very common python redis client implementation.
As debugging (and especially reproducing) lock errors can be very hard though, could someone with more insight (maybe @danielstjules?) confirm that this implementation is compatible with the way redis-py implements its locks?
https://github.com/andymccurdy/redis-py/blob/b940d073de4c13f8dfb08728965c6ac7c183c935/redis/lock.py
The Lua Scripts in both implementations basically do the same and the lock acquiring is the very same call.
On first glance the implementation here seems to be the same as the lock implementation of redis-py, a very common python redis client implementation.
As debugging (and especially reproducing) lock errors can be very hard though, could someone with more insight (maybe @danielstjules?) confirm that this implementation is compatible with the way redis-py implements its locks?
https://github.com/andymccurdy/redis-py/blob/b940d073de4c13f8dfb08728965c6ac7c183c935/redis/lock.py
The Lua Scripts in both implementations basically do the same and the lock acquiring is the very same call.