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Kenton Varda authored
The disk-backed implementations were already inherently threadsafe. Making this explicit allows callers to rely on it. This is particularly useful for SchemaParser, which is intended to be threadsafe.
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The disk-backed implementations were already inherently threadsafe. Making this explicit allows callers to rely on it. This is particularly useful for SchemaParser, which is intended to be threadsafe.
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