Add randomized exponential backoff to file lock retries#60
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Reduces contention when multiple processes compete for the same lock by adding jitter (randomize: true) to the proper-lockfile retry options. https://claude.ai/code/session_01BBeekEng72MXvQWWnPZohs
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Summary
Improved file lock retry mechanism by enabling randomized exponential backoff to reduce contention when multiple processes compete for the same lock.
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randomizeoption in the retry configuration forwithFileLock()functionImplementation Details
The change modifies the retry strategy in
src/lib/file-lock.tsby settingrandomize: truein the retry options. Combined with the existingminTimeout: 100andmaxTimeout: LOCK_TIMEOUTsettings, this ensures that when multiple processes are waiting for a lock, their retry attempts are staggered randomly rather than synchronized, significantly reducing lock contention and improving overall system performance.https://claude.ai/code/session_01BBeekEng72MXvQWWnPZohs