Gist 5ff2cc9f47a62f78fe295c76dd14eab2

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Gist 5ff2cc9f47a62f78fe295c76dd14eab2

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This example demonstrates a multitenancy collision test in a Python datastore environment. It verifies that separate namespace assignments remain isolated across concurrent processes, ensuring that parallel operations do not interfere with each other’s namespace context. The code uses `multiprocessing.Process`, `multiprocessing.Manager`, and a shared dictionary for inter-process communication. It also employs `unittest` with setup/teardown fixtures and the `time` module to coordinate process timing. The test asserts that each process retrieves its assigned namespace correctly while the original namespace remains unchanged.

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