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Don't address introduce ambiguous locking order across attempts? While not obviously problematic, that seems weird enough you would need to validate that it is
by Guvante 6mo ago
Don't address introduce ambiguous locking order across attempts?
While not obviously problematic, that seems weird enough you would need to validate that it is explicitly safe.
- Seattle3503 6mo agoIf I need to grab 100 locks, they are all moving around a lot, but I've got the first 10, will the order be the same for someome trying to get the same 100? Eg maybe someone swaps two that neither of us has grabbed yet.
- Guvante 6mo agoThat makes sense you could only move locks that are "after" all taken locks