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feat: ✨ PYTHON_INJECTION_THREADSAFE env var#271

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Pull Request Overview

This PR introduces a new environment variable PYTHON_INJECTION_THREADSAFE that allows users to enable thread safety globally for the dependency injection library. The change modifies the default behavior from non-threadsafe to configurable thread safety.

Key changes:

  • Added environment variable support to control global thread safety settings
  • Updated the get_lock function to check the environment variable when threadsafe parameter is None
  • Updated documentation to explain the new threadsafe configuration option

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File Description
injection/_core/common/threading.py Adds environment variable parsing and updates lock logic to use global threadsafe setting
README.md Updates documentation to explain the new environment variable and threadsafe behavior

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Comment thread injection/_core/common/threading.py
@remimd remimd merged commit 853f5a0 into dev Sep 24, 2025
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@remimd remimd deleted the threadsafe branch September 24, 2025 09:39
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