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There is an issue when accessing the Chocolatey API, in that you could have multiple threads creating an instance of GetChocolatey at the same time and confusing some of the setup. Instead of multiple instances, there should be a singular instance of GetChocolatey that is used and it should be protected with a mutex. Only allow one instantiation at a time.
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Surround `Lets.GetChocolatey` with a mutex to ensure only one instance
of `GetChocolatey` is created. There was an issue when accessing the
Chocolatey API, in that you could have multiple threads creating an
instance of `GetChocolatey` at the same time and confusing some of the
setup, causing things to fail. Instead of multiple instances, there
should be a singular instance of `GetChocolatey` .
* stable:
(version) 0.10.9-beta
(GH-1400) API - Ensure one instance of GetChocolatey
(GH-1399) uninstall - keep stored pkg information
(maint) formatting/wording
(GH-1398) Upgrade: Ignore unfound option
(GH-1398) Use feature for ignore unfound pkgs
(GH-1398) fix: specs
(GH-1040) use lower case for uninstall / log more
(GH-1398) outdated: ignore unfound
ferventcoder
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[API] Ensure only a single instance of GetChocolatey
[API] Ensure one instantiation of GetChocolatey at a time
Sep 15, 2017
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There is an issue when accessing the Chocolatey API, in that you could have multiple threads creating an instance of GetChocolatey at the same time and confusing some of the setup.
Instead of multiple instances, there should be a singular instance of GetChocolatey that is used and it should be protected with a mutex.Only allow one instantiation at a time.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: