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Context manager should not suppress exceptions #426
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Looks like #285 actually is a nice solution to this exact issue. I get the feeling this project isn't being maintained... @mohankishore any thoughts on how you might want support with regards to maintain this package? |
@nazarewk @benjackwhite I'm looking to use python_dynamodb_lock but it appears unmaintained. Are you using it in production or have you found something better? |
There is a fork with the applied fix You can install it with following command
See also #819 |
This fork now has a pypi package : https://pypi.org/project/python-dynamodb-lock-whatnick/ . More coming soon. I will fix up the CI pipeline and tag the source repo properly. During the Github downtime period yesterday my own CI pipeline failed to install from Github and I pushed from my local clone to PyPI to resuscitate my pipeline. I will do this properly soon. I am actively using this in my production deployment for Nairobi Rain Radar. |
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python_dynamodb_lock/python_dynamodb_lock/python_dynamodb_lock.py
Lines 880 to 886 in 1a2725a
I don't think context manager should suppress exceptions, makes for very annoying debugging experience and error handling.
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