How to use the aioredlock.Lock function in aioredlock
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joanvila / aioredlock / tests / ut / test_algorithm.py View on Github 
def locked_lock():
return Lock(None, "resource_name", 1, True)def test_lock(self):
lock_manager = Aioredlock()
lock = Lock(lock_manager, "potato", 1, 1.0)
assert lock.resource == "potato"
assert lock.id == 1
assert lock.valid is Falseaioredlock
Asyncio implemetation of Redis distributed locks
